Sentence examples similar to risk of dispatch from inspiring English sources

Thatcher, ignoring the initial advice given to her by much of her cabinet – and inspired by the First Sea Lord, Admiral Sir Henry Leach – took the extraordinary risk of dispatching a taskforce to retake the islands.

Similarly, a multicity analysis in Italy 26 found an increasing risk of ambulance dispatches for increasing temperature, with the largest same-day heat effects occurring for other non-traumatic and respiratory conditions.

This paper introduces a new concept of dispatch method, called the risk-based security-constrained economic dispatch (RB-SCED), and explores its application in power systems.

The turkeys had to be dispatched, with no risk of a revenant.

Filling of the advice of dispatch.

It was calculated using the time stamps of dispatch technology.

The average distance of dispatch was 25.6 km.

All samples were sent out by a commercial parcel service and arrived 24 h of dispatch.

In addition there was direct audio review of dispatch recordings for each case.

Geotechnical engineers have been dispatched to assess the risk of areas where vegetation has been burnt off, leaving boulders perilously exposed.

It can be easily seen that different levels of risk imply different dispatching solutions, and ultimately, different transmission loss under the uncertain wind power environment.