Sentence examples for evaluation of hazards from inspiring English sources

These parameters are important input properties for evaluation of hazards of the explosion and the design the combustion vessel.

Their values are basic input values for evaluation of hazards associated to gaseous deflagrations and for design of safety devices.

Researchers at the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory in Palisades, New York, gathered data on 383 quakes that have struck near the city since 1677 as part of an evaluation of hazards for two projects: relicensing of the Indian Point Energy Center in Buchanan and prospective repairs to or replacement of the half-century-old Tappan Zee Bridge over the Hudson River.

Fellow volcanologist Wes Hildreth said of Johnston, "I think Dave's dearest hope was that systematic monitoring of fumarolic emissions might permit detection of changes characteristically precursory to eruptions ... Dave wanted to formulate a general model for the behavior of magmatic volatiles prior to explosive outbursts and to develop a corollary rationale for the evaluation of hazards".

"Nationally, the first line of inspection is by the gardeners and maintenance workers who are in the parks most frequently, and those people are capable of seeing the big problems," said James R. Clark, an arborist in California and co-author of "A Photographic Guide to the Evaluation of Hazard Trees in Urban Areas".

However, where manufactured nanomaterials do not have robust quantitative data to populate models for evaluation of hazard, exposure and effects, an alternative set of tools is needed for nanomaterial governance.

The health status of 200- to 400-year-old trees growing in an area alongside a road was described in detail on the basis of evaluation of hazard trees in urban areas and analyzed using the acoustic scanning and modified earth impedance (MEI) methods.

Long-term evaluations of hazard and risk related to volcanoes rely on extrapolations from volcano histories, including the uniformity of their eruption rates.

For decades, the evaluation of toxicological hazards in the context of regulatory risk assessment has relied heavily on animal experimentation, often described in internationally recognized test guidelines (e.g., OECD).

Early evaluation of process hazards is beneficial because process can be made inherently benign at lower cost.

Research for evaluation of geologic hazards, especially seismic and volcanic, have generally received little attention in Argentina.