to ensure that such structures neither form hazards themselves (e.g. foreign bodies, chemicals) nor give rise to harbourage sites for other hazards (e.g. pests or microorganisms).
Also, the shift from one state to another is not necessarily demarcated by the volcanic hazards themselves: there may still be low-impact hazards occurring in in the post-crisis period; and changes in the level of risk might also be caused by non-volcanic events that alter the level of exposure or vulnerability to different hazards.
Although progress in science has led to an improved understanding of environmental hazards themselves, and technologies, such as satellites, have improved forecasting and risk mapping, there has been less focus on the causes of social vulnerability at the international level (Blanchard et al. 2015).
For approach S, the hazard ratio depends indirectly on d via the baseline hazards: The baseline hazards themselves do not directly depend on d but if the ratio is plotted versus t - d, the resulting hazards are different for each level of d.
When their prison terms are finished, these inmates are dumped onto the streets, where they become a hazard to themselves and to the community.
Such animals are far more likely to be humanely slaughtered without posing a hazard to themselves and workers than those which are stressed and handled improperly.
Must be physically able to perform the work of the trade with reasonable accommodations and without hazard to themselves or others.
Results from a formal questionnaire, together with anecdotal evidence, suggest that the communities are generally aware that landslides occur in the Basin and can be dangerous, but that they rarely consider slope movements as a potential hazard to themselves.
And all the officers who fall in the line of duty, having worked devotedly and selflessly protecting, and defending the rights of, the people of this nation, regardless of the peril or hazard to themselves.
In the simplest terms, it is the current official position of the United States Marine Corps that those who do not profess a religious belief or choose to leave their religion are to be considered a potential hazard to themselves and the Corps and be placed under greater scrutiny than their peers.
