Sentence examples for embedded safety from inspiring English sources

Once a day, Opportunity's deeply embedded safety circuit checks if there's any power in its battery or coming in via solar.

These included: Building Information Modeling (BIM) (e.g., 3D visualization, object-based modelling with embedded safety rules, 4D modelling and visualization), serious games, virtual reality and augmented reality (e.g., using cave automatic virtual environments called CAVES, goggles, headsets).

This systematic review shows that ePMR systems in conjunction with the embedded safety features are effective in picking up and reducing potential problems and clinical hazards at the point of pharmacy order entry.

This article explores patient safety from a microsystems perspective and from an injury epidemiological perspective and shows how to embed safety into a microsystem's operations.

Among the critical aspects to be addressed in the design process, thermal-hydraulics is one of the most challenging; in order to embed safety in the core conceptualization, these aspects are to be considered at the very beginning of the design process, and translated in a design perspective.

Pharmacists use their knowledge, with the support of ePMR systems embedded with safety features, to complete their assessment of prescribed medication.

17. (C) The expected departure of DDG Taniguchi requires that we search for a compelling individual to lead the safety and security department in fashioning and institutionalizing (politically and financially) the IAEA role in combating nuclear terrorism and embedding safety culture in the (potentially) fast-growing global nuclear power sector.

One approach to achieve plant safety is to embed safety aspects within each function and activity within such environment.

The staff survey for 2013 reveals how far there is to go in embedding a safety culture; among almost 200,000 respondents, 85% agreed they were encouraged to report an incident, but only 62% agreed their organisation took action to ensure it wasn't repeated.

16 The recent call by the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada to embed patient safety into the accreditation standards for postgraduate medical education programmes provides one example.

While safety culture is to a large extent influenced by the leadership; a best-in-class safety culture can be self-perpetuating particularly if the initial journey to best-in-class safety culture embeds the concepts of safety awareness, safety functions, processes and training in the organization.