Sentence examples for set of hazards from inspiring English sources

For actors and writers, however, workshops can bring a special set of hazards.

The rescuers, both civilian volunteers and Thai Navy SEALs, faced an overwhelming set of hazards.

Living next to the Jackson Pollock of clubhouse décor comes with its own set of hazards.

Passive smoking — inhaling smoke from others' cigarettes, cigars, or pipes — has a well-defined set of hazards that are similar to those from smoking.

But traveling brings a whole new set of hazards: from publicly accessible computers to unprotected wireless networks to crowded and pickpocket-plagued airports.

Fishing vessels have their own unique set of hazards, a myriad collection of complex occupational accident potentials, barely controlled, co-existing in a perilous work environment.

The second section develops a generic set of hazard scenarios that might be experienced by a space nuclear system with emphasis on different methods under which such a system could be engaged, such as surface power, in-space nuclear electric or nuclear thermal propulsion.

In recent years, the GSC developed a new set of hazard maps/data (Adams and Halchuk 2003).

As a result of the PSHA a total of 1275 stochastic events were obtained, each of them with a set of hazard intensities associated to several spectral ordinates ranging between 0.0 and 4.0 s, and for ground accelerations, velocities, and displacements.

The final model produces one set of hazard ratios reflecting the association between the variable and the probability of undergoing a colonoscopy for the first 12 months following surgery and a second set for the next 48 months.

This study has brought five sets of hazard maps corresponding to 2%, 5%and10%0% probability of exceedance in 50 years developed by the GSC under investigation.