Like computers, it is also hard to tell exactly how to measure a car's performance -- you could look at gas mileage (highway or city, of course), maximum speed, cargo space, safety standards or any number of other features that might be more important to you than to someone else.
The incident power on the cornea was adjusted to 610 µW, which is for this wavelength below the maximum exposure limit, given by laser safety standards.
Almost all centers are regulated or licensed in some way by the states with regard to health and safety standards, staff-child ratios, maximum number of children per group, nutrition and have at the least annual inspections.
The scientific data obtained from risk-based monitoring procedures could be also used for the establishment of relevant food safety standards, such as setting appropriate Maximum Levels (MLs) for contaminants, across national, regional and international levels.
Given that EFSA is only assessing the risk of substances used in harmonised FCMs, testing methods applied by other risk assessors (businesses, national laboratories etc.), should also be streamlined, so that there are uniform safety standards in place (for analytical testing, fixed maximum limits for substances and standard conditions of use).
Typical government performance standards for ovens, such as those of the US CDRH/FDA/DHHS, are presented along with consensus safety standards, such as the IEEE ICES C95.1-2005 standardtandard, which quantify maximum permissible exposure levels for industrial applications.
Update 12/3/2015: Justice -- of sorts -- was finally delivered as Donald Blankenship, the former Chairman and CEO of Massey Energy, was convicted (with a maximum fine of $250,000 and up to one year in prison) of conspiring to willfully violate mine safety standards at the Upper Branch Mine in West Virginia, where 29 workers died in April 2010.
Safety standards can be questionable.
Regulation and safety standards are weak.
"American safety standards," he laughed.
