Running on less reliable machines, functionally correct code becomes risky and one needs to know how risk propagates so as to mitigate it.
A community anti-entrapment program that lacks a civil rights component risks propagating the government's chilling of constitutionally protected rights by instilling fear, rather than empowerment, in Muslim youth.
In so doing, he not only risked propagating myths about the subjectivity of the white male that would (and did) encourage scorn from readers of that classification -- on the grounds that Hoagland's construction of the Real was in opposition to theirs -- but also offered critics and artists of a postmodern bent a readily deconstructed straw man to assail.
Through model selection, we obtain a graphical model that can be used to describe relationships between banks and, specifically, to understand how risks propagate in a systemic risk perspective.
Citing several government agencies, the document argues that "the government subsidized and, in some cases, mandated the extension of credit to high-risk borrowers, propagating risks for financial firms, the mortgage market, taxpayers, and ultimately the financial system".
However, because epoxy asphalt has high modulus and brittleness in cold environments, it still has a risk of propagating non-repaired brittle crack in winter.
There is an appreciable risk of propagating any occult fracture lines which may be initially undetectable on plain radiographs during the inflation process.
An osteotome was used to complete this division, but was associated with an increased risk of propagating the simple osteotomy to a complex, multi-fragmentary fracture with displacement.
On the other side, CPS device manufacturers consider their software as sensitive intellectual property and are not willing to reveal details of their software, let alone run the risk of propagating them among third parties.
This limited capacity likely puts migrants at risk of propagating the spread of a pandemic virus.
