A long time delay introduced by remote signal transmission and processing in wide area measurement system (WAMS) may harm system stability and degrade system robustness.
With respect to the gas system, all pipeline outages were also supported without harming the system security.
"The government then was more worried about harming the system and did not want to potentially upset markets by assessing large fines".
In the context of solidarity around institutions that provide for the health of a community, "people should not be only passive recipients of services but should actively contribute to and try to avoid harming the system.
That is, the assessment of patient's eligibility for transplant depends both on the objective data on benefits and harms (system II ingredients) and intuitive, gist type of judgment (characteristics of system I).
Born within MIT's Tech Model Railway Club in the 1960s, a hacker was a technical wizard who loved to explore electronic systems and lived by a strict ethical code that forbade them from harming the systems they explored.
When you leave your system on sleeping mood, various invaders try to harm your system and sometimes people try to hack your system or may be other people are using your system and you are unaware of it.
As for the idea that "just a few" grammar schools would not harm the system, the chief inspector, Michael Wilshaw, could not be more dismissive.
It has been found consistently that a greater presence of foreign banks do not harm banking system stability and, under some definitions, and was associated with a statistically significant fall in the probability of a banking crisis (O'Sullivan, 2010).
However, by allowing users to access information from virtually anywhere, the universe of ineligible people who may attempt to harm the system is dramatically expanded, thus severely complicating the design and implementation of a secure environment.
