Sentence examples for procedures for hazard from inspiring English sources

A comprehensive landslide risk assessment should therefore not only include investigation of landslide processes and formulation of procedures for hazard reduction, but also the identification of imprints of geologic setting on the shape, size (morphology) and mobility of landslide.

The EHD staff inspected the premises including verifying the procedures for hazard analysis and critical control point (HACCP).

EPA's RMP requires all companies that use certain flammable and toxic substances to develop procedures for hazard assessment, prevention activities, and emergency response [ 14].

This work focuses on a fast procedure for hazard zoning within the flood-prone areas at a meso-scale in the absence of detailed hydrologic and hydraulic calculations for large areal extents.

The chapter presents examples of procedures for conducting hazard studies to show how such studies are used to provide a means of identifying hazards and specifying the requirements for risk reduction.

The main goal is to develop a novel methodology that extends a well-established marginal procedure designed for hazard mixture models, in order to draw approximate inference on survival functions that is not limited to the posterior mean but includes, as remarkable examples, credible intervals and median survival time.

Therefore, the results considering the same trophic level in acute and chronic studies cannot directly be compared with the procedure used for hazard assessment in the EU.

Fragility techniques are also increasingly being accepted by those in the design communities (especially seismic design) and are likely to form the basis for next generation performance-based design procedures for all hazards.

The proposed methodology can be utilized for development of a performance-based design procedure for liquefaction hazard mitigation by soil densification.

To address these challenges, this paper presents a new and fully probabilistic procedure for regional hazard mapping of liquefaction-induced lateral spread displacement.

Lessons learnt from the destructive earthquakes occurred during the new millennium provide new opportunities to take action, revise, and improve the procedure for seismic hazard assessment (SHA).