It thus has three coordinates: the risk of being exposed to crisis situations (exposure), the risk of not having the necessary resources to cope with these situations (capacity), and the risk of being subjected to serious consequences as a result of the crises (potentiality).
It is bitterly appropriate that, even as they eschew melodramatic language, women are the ones who are most often subjected to its consequences.
"We are subjected to the consequences of 50 years of insufficiently controlled immigration, which has produced a failure of integration," Mr. Sarkozy said.
This paper presents a theoretical analysis of non-Newtonian (power-law obeying) fluid in a narrow confinement subjected to the combined consequences of interfacial electrokinetics, rheology, and superimposed magnetic field.
Ensure that "adequate yearly progress" by schools and states is clear, ambitious and subject to consequences.
These people's behavior and interactions with the police are subject to consequences from the most violent members of the community.
The decision by Commissioner Roger Goodell was being closely watched because the league had insisted throughout the lockout that players would still be subject to consequences under the personal-conduct policy.
Dewey's philosophy discouraged the quest for absolute truths and recommended instead the acceptance as true of what works in any given set of circumstances; man should believe nothing, Dewey maintained, except that which has been subjected to the "test of consequences".
In recycle system with selective recycling the material handled is subjected to classification with the consequence that the fraction recycled is diffe.
This paper presents the result of both experiments and finite element analysis on composite beam column flush end-plate connections subjected to low-probability, high-consequence loading.
