Sentence examples for technological safety from inspiring English sources

Apart from the general design of a road tunnel, different technological safety systems can contribute to increased safety.

We conclude that when compared fluids are equivalent in accordance with the equation obtained, the further choice between them is to be made primarily from economic, technological, safety and environmental considerations.

IS thresholds for rail are the most subjective of the four transportation modes: we implement higher threshold values than for road due to the often automated controls for the spacing of locomotives along the network and additional technological safety systems which visibility impairment does not affect.

This control is to ensure the technological safety of the milk for the production of fermented dairy products and also protect the consumer, and several rapid screening tests are on the market for this purpose (Neaves 1999; Kroll 2000; Kroll et al. 2000; Food Safety Authority of Ireland 2002; Reybroeck 2004, 2008; Reybroeck and Ooghe 2004; Quandt 2006; Žvirdauskiené and Šalomskiené 2007).

There's also the fact that you're driving a brand-new car, with all of the latest technological and safety features.

Management must consult with works councils on a broad range of employee issues, including questions of adjustment to technological change, safety and health, training, and layoffs.

Many architects and engineers contend that the buildings commissioner post is a highly technical job that requires someone who understands the structural, technological and safety elements that go into buildings.

But he added that unlike Japan, which was operating aging reactors at Fukushima, Vietnam will be receiving "state-of-the art reactors whose technological and safety level was completely different".

However, due to technological or safety issues, current RHDV vaccines are still prepared from organs of infected rabbits.

C Mayhorn and A Collins McLaughlin, "Warning the World of Extreme Events: A Global Perspective on Risk Communication for Natural and Technological Disaster," Safety Science https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ssci.2012.04.014 (2012).

Some other attributes, such as "food security", represent wider "umbrella" concepts (or frames, see also Mooney and Scott, 2009) that cover a wide range of other (sub) attributes, such as "technological innovation", "safety" or "waste", as well as "nutrition" and "biodiversity".