The risk of strikes on Seoul has long constrained any talk of preemptive military action against North Korea, and that risk remains today.
On the other hand, when the count is 3-0, the power is in the hands of the batter and they can be as selective as they want, at least for a pitch or two, because they are not at risk of striking out.
For Gen Xers and Boomers, the thrill of startup life was mostly tied to the risk of striking it out on your own.
These models are then applied to novel decision frameworks for preemptively suggesting optimal placement of human activities in space and time to minimize ecological impacts: siting for offshore wind energy development, and routing ships to minimize risk of striking whales.
Over the next 10 15 years, new telescopes should detect some 500,000 NEOs, several dozen of which are expected to pose a risk of striking Earth someday, according to the ASE report.
In time, many more Fortune 500 companies will be led by minorities, and more people from these groups will consider the risks of striking out on their own to be just as attractive as working for someone else.
Goldman added that its valuation did not include the risk of a strike action, as "we now view the near-term strike risk as relatively low".
A controversial cull of seagulls to lower the risk of bird strike to aircraft has been blocked by the Court of Appeal.
With a number of other assumptions, a practical model for estimating the risk of a strike of damaging downburst on a line of specified length and orientation has been developed, and applied to high-voltage lines in Australia.
Simon Buck, chief executive of the British Air Transport Association, said the risk of bird strike was only one concern they have over the site.
