The (formal) language obtained in this way is closely related to Łukasiewicz's infinite-valued logic \(\rL_{\infty}\): in fact the two systems coincide if one assigns to a sentence \ \phi\) the truth value \ 1-\langle\phi\rangle\), with \ 1-\langle\phi\rangle\ for the risk value of asserting \(\phi\).
Asian investors have been guilty of running the risk of nondiversification, asserts Anthony Moody, head of Asia Wealth Management at Bank of America.
Increased risk of abuse Asserting the critical need to invest in awareness and information, Marta Santos Pais, UN Special Representative of the Secretary-General on Violence against Children, emphasized that children with disabilities are at a heightened risk of abuse.
For instance, we may have evolved to copy the behavior of others in a group and to adopt the group's majority viewpoint even if it runs counter to our own because of a risk that asserting independent judgment could result in loss of status or, worse, complete exclusion from the group.
"I think that truly open, no-cost standards and open-source technologies that are managed by the community without the risk of a company asserting control are the only way that they become widely adopted and interoperable," Greenstein says.
Put politely, the stories did not meet the "requisite" risk of substantial prejudice, asserted both newspapers.
I thus have taken risks, while asserting my independence, irrespective of what might have been reasonable.
Some critics oppose the idea of joint registration, saying it might put some mothers and children at risk of an abusive dad asserting his rights to the detriment of all.
When Benjamin's team puts Jackman's children at risk, Hyde asserts himself, killing Benjamin and several of the men, and hospitalizing others.
The company went further than the fossil fuel companies and conservative groups that merely promoted doubt about the risks of climate change, asserting that rising carbon emissions were beneficial.
