Such operational constraints are very inefficient: the initial impact of unforeseen extreme contingencies is only a matter of minutes in any year, yet power flows can be restricted for hundreds of hours per year.
Structural systems optimized to meet member design criteria as specified in current design standards and specifications may not provide sufficient levels of robustness to withstand a possible local failure following an unforeseen extreme event.
This paper is motivated by a recent involvement of the author in a forensic investigation on the response of cantilever tubular highway poles during a particular winter storm and, in general, unforeseen and extreme wind events.
The complaint notes Aycock's "understanding" that the sculpture would not be moved "except in extreme circumstances, such as unforeseen, unresolvable safety concerns or irreparable damage to the sculpture brought about by an act of God".
However, if you are keen to get deep into the Alaskan bush, love all-terrain camping and Mother Nature's extreme attitude shifts, can adjust to unforeseen circumstances and can live without connectivity for some time while traveling with others whom you don't know all that well close by your side--THIS TRIP.
Climate researchers believe that an increase on global average temperatures of 2C above pre-industrial levels would take the world into unchartered territory, with potentially unforeseen consequences in terms of extreme weather and climate feedbacks that could accelerate the melting of polar ice and sea-level rise.
The deviations increase for some periods in the winter period due to, e.g. unforeseen end-user behavior during occasions of extreme electricity prices.
At the end of 1960, the rising secretary-turned-copy-writer Peggy Olson has seen her journey at the Sterling Cooper agency all but thwarted by a childbirth that wasn't just unwanted, but unforeseen, triggering a breakdown -- making Peggy an extreme case even among the show's united states of denial.
Artificial intelligence is making an extreme entrance into almost every facet of society in predicted and unforeseen ways, causing both excitement and trepidation.
The Eurocodes recognise robustness as a way to ensure the structural integrity of a building frame subjected to an unforeseen event and therefore to avoid a so-called "progressive failure" mode in extreme loading situations.
