Sentence examples for distribution of threat from inspiring English sources

Distances of fatal incidents can be used to characterise distribution of threat with distance from a volcano and to understand the hazardous extent of different volcanic phenomena.

Kaspersky says it has engaged "one of the Big Four professional services firms" to conduct an audit of its engineering practices around the creation and distribution of threat detection rule databases — "with the goal of independently confirming their accordance with the highest industry security practices".

Whereas the distribution of threat in coastal and continental shelf chondrichthyans is similar to the overall threat pattern across tropical and mid-latitudes, the spatial pattern of threat varies considerably for pelagic and deepwater species.

Characterizing the distribution of threats facing species is a crucial, first step toward designing effective conservation strategy.

Knowledge-based rankings of potential threats to different components of soil biodiversity were developed in order to assess the spatial distribution of threats on a European scale.

Currently there is little understanding of the spatial distribution of threats and their potential impacts to estuaries over large geographic areas [29].

These categories draw attention to the distribution of threats in the region and provide insight into potential conservation opportunities and strategies at multiple estuaries.

Simply keeping your boots – and the tyres of your bike or car – clean will help avoid further distribution of this threat to our forests.

China has a thriving market of Android-based devices that dispense with Google's Play store, which likely explains some of the Asian distribution of Android threats.

The resulting data are highly informative, providing a clear picture of the distributions and patterning of threat among this taxon.

Gray and Cavers (2013) showed that taxonomic effort expended contributes to the patterns investigated in theoretical biogeography and a recent survey of biologists working on oceanic islands suggested that 'Knowledge of the taxonomy, distribution and threat status of plants on oceanic islands is insufficient' (Caujapé-Castells et al. 2010).