Sentence examples for methodologies of safety from inspiring English sources

However the general principles and methodologies of safety of machinery (e.g., ISO/IEC Guide 51, partly ISO14121, ISO12100) could be implemented to a certain degree.

Many advanced nuclear reactors adopt methodologies of passive safety systems based on natural forces such as gravity.

Therefore, a procedure called as V2UP (verification and validation plus uncertainty quantification and prediction) was made by referring to the existing guidelines on V&V (ASME V&V-10 and 20) and the methodologies of the safety assessment (CSAU, ISTIR, EMDAP).

A methodology for safety evaluation of rehabilitation of the containment dome was suitably devised based on the outcome of the investigation work.

The addition of time as an input variable to surrogate models provides an extension of the methodology to safety studies where the resolution of time-varying output is important.

Many advanced designs of nuclear reactors adopt a methodology of passive safety systems in order to avoid the occurence of a severe accident.

This paper compares the University of Ulster (UU) methodology for calculation of safety distances based on the similarity law for concentration decay in non-reacting jet, and the approach given in the standard NFPA 55 (NFPA 55, 2010).

This paper describes the approach taken and the results to develop guidance, to include Resilience Engineering principles in methodology for safety assessment of functional changes, in Air Traffic Management (ATM).

With the aim to develop a joint proposal for a harmonised European methodology for safety assessment of advanced reactors with fast neutron spectrum, SARGEN_IV (Safety Assessment for Reactors of Gen IV) Euratom coordination action project gathered together twenty-two partnersafetyexpertserts from twelve EU Member States.

Methodologies allowing robust extrapolation of safety statistics based on preclinical data and information from clinical trials with limited numbers of patients are hence needed to further improve safety and efficacy in the drug development process.

Koreans certainly picked up the slack while Japanese had to cope with the huge scale of product liability, belated creation of safety methodology and product standard.