Sentence examples for risk contours from inspiring English sources

Finally the individual risk contours could be mapped by concentration interpolation, and be compared with acceptable risk level.

The potential risk was defined as a frequency of occurrence of hazardous factors of fires and explosions in a given point of space (the so-called risk contours).

The approach adopted here combines consequence assessments obtained with the CFD tool FLACS-Hydrogen from Gexcon, and event frequencies estimated with the Hydrogen Risk Assessment Models (HyRAM) tool from Sandia, to generate 3D risk contours for explosion pressure and radiation loads.

Density levels of the toxic substance in the unique environment are developed from models (both simple and sophisticated) in order to derive the risk contours.

As examples, Figure 4 depicts the GIS-based concept for assessing land use impacts on habitat (Dale et al. 1998), and Figure 5 illustrates combined risk contours developed from GIS-linked ground-water data for a large radioactively and chemically contaminated site (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory 2002).

For instance, the use of risk:benefit contours in cancer therapy [2] may represent a relevant contribution.

Other analysts note that companies and investors will now be able to price in political risks whose contours are not likely to change much, as Mr. Putin is poised to remain in power until 2024.

Axillary levels, SLNBa, and organs at risk were contoured on a CT scan.

Liposuction may be effective when minimal skin laxity is present, but can be challenging due to the difficulties of achieving symmetry and the high risk of contour irregularities due to fat structures in the region.

Traditionally calculations of individual risk result in contours of equal risk on a map and thus are considered in two-dimensional space only.

The organ at risk that was contoured was the small bowel loops.