Sentence examples for multiple lines of defense from inspiring English sources

Ms. Krause and Paul McKim, a spokesman for the Fish and Wildlife Service in California, said the wind farm's developers had planned multiple lines of defense — including electronic sensors and day-in, day-out sky monitoring by a biologist — to further reduce the slim chance of a condor striking a turbine.

Coastal flood defense systems can consist of multiple lines of defense.

In this article we investigate authentication in a layered approach, which results to multiple lines of defense for mobile ad hoc networks.

The so-called defense-in-depth principle embodies the idea of multiple lines of defense and safety barriers along the accident scene; and this principle avoids ensuring the dependence of safety on a single element.

It is shown that a conservative and robust design was developed based on well-established engineering principles and multiple lines of defense, and sound use of analysis procedures including finite-difference non-linear dynamic deformation analyses.

However, this same redundancy and the intrinsic nature of defense-in-depth – the multiple lines of defense or "protective layers" along a potential accident sequence – may enhance mechanisms concealing the occurrence of incidents, or that the system has transitioned to a hazardous state (accident pathogens) and that an accident is closer to being released.

We see here a failure across multiple lines of potential defense.

To give those outside the New Orleans levee system the protection they deserve, we must promote a multiple-lines-of-defense approach.

In plants, pathogen attack often triggers multiple defense-response signaling pathways mediated by SA, JA and ET. Multiple lines of evidence have also revealed the roles of WRKY factors in modulating the balance between SA- and JA/ET-mediated signaling pathways.

Multiple lines of evidence have demonstrated that phytopathogens secrete and deliver diverse effectors into plant cells to interfere with individual defense responses (Gohre and Robatzek 2008).

This assessment is based on multiple lines of evidence.