"We cannot call it a natural accident, because nature wasn't involved.
Humour is, as it were, the growth of nature and accident; wit is the product of art and fancy.
The seriousness and potential global nature of accidents in the nuclear industry bring particular challenges," the RAE said.
Six complex but fundamentally decent characters hurt one another and are hurt by forces greater than themselves, whether those forces be the impersonal cruelty of nature's accidents or the very personal torments of marriage and middle school.
Neither philosopher was the first to consider such situations — Aristotle wrote extensively on the nature of accidents (sumbebekota), and Kant's most influential works considered the distinction between intention and effect — but their writings served to modernize the problem of accidental death.
Digital systems introduce new failure modes that are changing the nature of accidents.
This paper endeavours to answer these questions by an analysis of the nature of accidents, causal factors and practical collision risk modelling.
This is not unusual for Marchia: in developing his doctrine on the nature of accidents, for example, the Franciscan theologian began with the miracle of the Eucharist and modified Aristotelian metaphysics accordingly (Amerini 2006).
Therefore, caring about those people, whom either nature or accidents have stripped from enjoying as good a health as others do, is indeed a duty, reaching far beyond the purview of Justice to tally the requirements of Fraternity itself.
This paper describes the evolution of PRA over the past four decades, the benefits that have been achieved in the reduction of reactor risk, and the changes in the perspective of the nature of severe accident risk associated with the development of a strong technical basis for assessing severe accident consequences.
Analysts said the seemingly routine nature of the accident made the fiery aftermath all the more frightening.
