Mr. Gordon also points out that there are certain tangible physical hazards from setting up office outside, like having your children trip over the extension cord plugged into your computer.
Here, the desperation among Chelsea's fans for Hazard to become Hazard again was tangible.
The results showed that agricultural water security from a positivist paradigm referred to tangible and measurable water-related hazards and threats, such as floods and droughts, pollution, and so forth.
The Federal Aviation Administration FAAA) said there could be "tangible economic benefits", but cautioned safety hazards must be "mitigated".
It provides a better visual, a tangible resource to better explain the potential hazards.
The FDA is almost unique in having a scientifically sound basis for its regulatory trigger: recognizing that hazard is caused by the presence of tangible substances, not by the breeding method (McHughen, 2007; McHughen and Smyth, 2008).
The tangible use of seasonal forecasts to mitigate or prevent critical hazard impacts at the national level also remains unclear.
