Sentence examples for hazards emerging from inspiring English sources

Ensuring security of the WSNs is an important factor for their correct operation due to the fact that they are distinctly sensitive to hazards emerging from human intentional actions that include illegal use or incapacitation (e.g., impersonating or eavesdropping the user, terrorist attacks) [14], or from environmental influence, for instance fire, electromagnetic signal, etc. [15].

Clusters of communities with similar exposure to lahar hazards emerge on a plot of amount versus percentage indices for the five variables (Figure 5).

Since the late 80s the application of quantitative risk assessment to the issue of land-use planning with respect to major accident hazards emerged as a topic to be addressed within the safety assessment of chemical and process plants.

Overall mortality was lower than expected and no evidence of major health hazards emerged.

That poor air quality can have such a significant impact on human health is undisputed, and the previous sections have drawn upon research conducted over recent years that supports the notion that risks are increasing as new hazards emerge.

Recently, another possible Maillard hazard emerged.

In other words, if governments do not spot a potential hazard before the hazard emerges, they are stuck with it.

Roof bed-separation water hazard, emerged only recently, has quickly attracted close attention due to its frequency of occurrences and severity of losses incurred.

One of the authors (NS) carefully reviewed all the films and identified the sequence in the film where the hazard emerged and then ended.

Scientists are increasingly called upon to help governments shape policies and regulations in response to potential hazards and emerging crises.

But lately, some policy board members have expressed concern that a "moral hazard" is emerging from the exceptionally loose monetary policy.