Sentence examples for hazard high from inspiring English sources

The intersection of a hazard, high population, and high vulnerability can result in a major catastrophe.

The operator can also visualize, by distinct colors and symbols, different levels of the same hazard (high flames, medium flames, low flames, smoke, fire off) and the category of observers who are submitting the reports.

In the context of insecurity this should not be surprising, and also goes some ways to explaining why people have been willing to move from larger cities to the natural hazard high risk zones of Sangolqui and San Rafael.

According to WHO (2004) salinity hazard based on EC value has been classified as four groups; low salinity hazard, medium salinity hazard, high salinity hazard and very high salinity hazard.

Open image in new window Fig. 10 Number of observed wildfires (or fire frequency) in the quantile bins identified as Very Low fire hazard, Low fire hazard, Medium fire hazard, High fire hazard, and Very High fire hazard zones obtained using city, road, and combined (total) models.

The platform allows the identification of localities with a high exposure to natural hazards, high frequencies of disasters, and/or high insured losses.

It considered three common "hazards": high job demands and little job control; the same high job demands and little job control plus a lack of social support; and high effort and low reward.

This book discusses the evaluation of geologic fault hazards v. high hazard facilities in California.

Anyone scared to go into their own garden without wearing high-vis deserves to be struck down by one of those hazards high-vis can't avert: a nice quick bolt of lightning, say.

Urban people perceived Ecological Impact due to the five hazards to water environments higher than rural people while rural people perceived Benefits & Equity due to Hazards higher than urban people.

To perform t-tests, quantile, and hazard area analysis, the wildfire hazard maps predicted by Gravity and CDM models were reclassified into five zones based on quantile breaks (Cooke et al. 2007), which are named: Very Low-hazard, Low-hazard, Medium-hazard, High-hazard, and Very High-hazard zones (refer to Sadasivuni et al. 2013 for details of reclassification methodology).