Sentence examples for hazardous production from inspiring English sources

Hazardous production materials (HPMs) include substances that are toxic, flammable, and combustible, as well as some cryogenic and refrigeration gases.

Codes require that air in areas that use, handle, or store hazardous production materials be monitored for dangerous concentrations of these gases.

That untamable beast was bopping and racing about with his mouth as open as Janice Dickinson's in a men's sauna -- I usually shame the contestants for their failure to complete menial tasks, but this challenge was a seriously hazardous production mistake!

Law No. 495-V "On industrial safety of hazardous production facilities".

This procedure, which is different from incineration and fast pyrolysis processes, is expected to reduce the production of secondary hazardous products and produce a residual char with chemical physical properties comparable to those typical of activated carbon.

4. Propose regulations for production, distribution and consumption of those production processes (like automobiles, refrigerators, air-conditioners, air-travel, etc). 5. Strengthen the campaign to boycott hazardous products.

Stability profiles are used to analysed possible hazardous dissonance production associated to knowledge dimensions such as the expert knowledge level, the believe level on knowledge, the perceived, the interpreted or the real risks of a dissonance.

The main responsibility for climate change lies with the hazardous, unsustainable production processes of industry, energy and agriculture.

In an EPA ranking of the top twenty chemicals in hazardous waste production, five of the top six are chemicals used in the plastics industry.

Since the TFH are already activated by DC with the same antigen and are activated in a CD80/86-CD28-dependent manner [ 49, 59], they may serve as a second validation step before mounting potentially hazardous antibody production.

27 In the legislative strategy, it is assumed that all pesticide formulation(s) of WHO hazard class I and II (moderately hazardous) are banned from production, import and use, and another product is recommend by the Department of Agriculture to substitute these products.