Sentence examples for safety is achieved from inspiring English sources
With RBDO, one can ensure that a minimum (and measurable) level of safety is achieved by the optimum structure.
Bad things happen in private so greater safety is achieved by allowing no private space anywhere, and surveillance must be "updated" so as to allow no privacy on-line.
Generally, the design and management of the egress system safety is achieved using either the prescriptive codes or performance based tools (mainly evacuation models).
A setting such as home hemodialysis has the characteristics of a complex and safety critical socio-technical system, and a DCog approach effectively helps to understand how safety is achieved or compromised in such a system.
Because the claim that the slightly soft RIF ball's safety is achieved without affecting performance evokes almost automatic skepticism, Worth's president, Jess Heald, has taken to carrying around a golf ball and a spongy Super Ball for instant demonstrations that hardness does not determine bounce.
(ii) In demonstrating that a level of safety is achieved in the tagout program which is equivalent to the level of safety obtained by using a lockout program, the employer shall demonstrate full compliance with all tagout-related provisions of this standard together with such additional elements as are necessary to provide the equivalent safety available from the use of a lockout device.
Meanwhile, high reusability and safety were achieved by La-Y-PbO2 electrode when treating aspirin wastewater.
Results at 1 year revealed that optimal efficacy and safety were achieved with a regimen containing tacrolimus+MMF.
Therefore … it falls to sourcing companies to ensure that at least the minimum standards in fire and building safety are achieved," said ETI director Peter McAllister.
The improvement in heat recirculation drying safety was achieved with evacuation and oxygen concentration control using nitrogen.
They are used in other safety critical industries, and often form the basis for a claim about the level of safety being achieved, often boiled down to a one in x chance of failure.
