Based on this instruction liability, every instruction for use has to involve complete user instructions for every intended use, complete references to dangers, (residual) risks as well as foreseeable misuses of the relative products to ensure protection, and safety and health of the user [23].
His reference to the danger of stretching "insufficient resources" to buy "exquisite equipment" did not mention Trident, but the renewal programme stood out as the most obvious target of his criticism.
They express concern that including these features may lead to a situation where "potential outcomes of the modelling will increase", which we take to be a reference to the danger of overfitting the fact that a suitably complex model can reproduce arbitrarily detailed behaviour but may not represent underlying "truth".
General Muhammad, who asked that no pictures be taken of his face, referred to himself as "invisible," clearly another reference to the dangers of being identified as a recipient of American money.
During the recent protests in Warsaw, pro-choice activists thrust coat hangers into the air, in reference to the dangers of illegal abortion, and left the hangers dangling from trees in front of the parliament building.
From the use of local references (e.g. Drexel in Philadelphia, the Clean Air Act at the White House) to where he spent his time, and who he stopped to bless or greet, to his reference to the dangers of "polarization" in his address to the polarized, paralyzed Congress, the Pope consciously chose where and how to have an impact.
There are no elliptical references to the dangers of substance abuse — not even an Amy Winehouse song.
My colleague Emma Gray has a nice tick-tock on some of the main offenders on this topic, but no one took it as far as the New York Post, who broke through the bottom of the barrel with a cover that referred to Abedin not by name, but as "Señora Danger," a reference to Weiner's saddest nom de sext, and asked what was "wrong" with her.
Cheney said the principle of territorial integrity was in danger, a reference to Russia's recognition of the two separatist Georgian regions and the Russian troops now ringing their de-facto borders.
Leiter has called this the "MacGyver Moment," a reference to the TV hero who pulled himself from danger just in time.
