Among the deadly refuse were weapons that we could not identify, one sample of which is shown at the top of the post, plainly labeled "DANGER EXPLOSIVE DO NOT TOUCH".
Listen on Soundcloud Bobby Kill is the enigmatic genius behind TV Colours and a key figure in the close-knit Canberra punk scene that's coalesced around the Dream Damage label (Danger Beach, Kill's Assassins 88 project and the Fighting League).
Encouraged only by an occasional "Please go on" and the like, every one went well beyond "Very Strong Shock," and the majority went to the 450-volt end of the scale, which was two notches above the one labeled "Danger: Severe Shock".
Finally, we look for (T_{G_{u}}, T_{G_{l}}, T_{R_{u}}) and (T_{R_{l}}) that minimize false positives and false negatives, i.e., that they maximize the accuracy on a training set of the data collected and labelled "Danger", "Warning", or "Safe".
But no one has noted that the school's procedures led to a real-life reproduction of the famous Milgram experiment -- in which 65% of subjects rapidly complied with orders to shock others, even when they thought their victim was experiencing a heart attack and had to flip a switch labeled "danger severe shock".
In a national U.S. survey of psychiatrists' views about involuntary admission, respondents revealed a strong support for criteria labeled danger to self, danger to others and grave disability, as grounds for admission [ 20].
In "Drug That Stops Bleeding Shows Off-Label Dangers" (April 19), Gina Kolata presented a balanced view of a complicated topic.
Your PWC is pasted with various warning labels and danger icons.
In 2007, the archipelago, a Unesco natural heritage site, was labeled "in danger" by the international body.
Will attending more carefully to the potential violence of the mentally ill keep some people who need help from seeking it, due to the fear that they might be labeled a danger to public safety and deprived their liberty?
