Sentence examples for hazardous system from inspiring English sources

"Russia, Japan and the US, backed by powerful vested interests, have pursued a selfish agenda which has opened the door to a hazardous system where emissions targets would be decided on the whim of politicians, rather than by science.

Establishment of such a hazardous system in one cell might let it spread in the clonal cell population (Fig.  6A).

This approach is useful but not very beneficial for highly hazardous systems, which are operating remotely in vulnerable environmental and operational conditions.

A theoretical framework is presented to provide a basis for sociotechnical system design strategies to promote effective human redundancy in complex, hazardous systems and to support qualitative human reliability assessment.

For far less than the £50bn of public money recently dispensed so casually to bail out our morally hazardous banking system, we could lay the foundation for a secure and sustainable energy programme right here in the UK.

The vulnerability of time synchronization protocols to spoofing attacks is a potential risk factor that may lead to falsified sensor readings and, at a larger scale, may become hazardous for system safety.

2D and 3D seismic reflection data from a 60-km-long and 30-km-wide swath of the eastern shelf of Trinidad (block 2AB) were used to map the eastern offshore extension of this potentially seismogenic and hazardous fault system and to document its deeper structure and tectonic controls on middle Miocene to recent clastic stratigraphy.

There, tens of thousands of families experienced lead poisoning as a result of an antiquated and hazardous water system.

That said, Clinton also cut the capital gains tax rate, embraced free trade, and mended a morally hazardous welfare system.

Examples of the former are fatal runway incursions (e.g. Linate runway collision in 2001), fatal mid-air collisions (e.g. Ueberlingen mid-air in 2002), loss of control of an aircraft flying through a hazardous weather system (e.g. Air France crash in Atlantic Ocean in 2009).

But even a small amount of errant waste can create "a very big public health impact," said W. Bowman Cutter, an associate professor in the environmental analysis program at Pomona College, who has studied the state's hazardous waste system.