Each performance objective is linked to a tolerable risk level associated with the considered SFRS experiencing a specific damage at a specified seismic hazard level (presented in the form of fragility curves).
But even though $75 is a good day's earnings on the subway, the musicians seem to regard these penalties as tolerable occupational hazards.
Although resettlement has reduced exposure to volcanic hazards, these policies have created new vulnerabilities for the island population that may be more tolerable than volcanic hazard exposure for now, but this may not always be the case.
In order to reduce the risk of such hazards to tolerable or, preferably, to negligible levels, ad hoc smart monitoring systems, typically referred to as dead-man's vigilance devices (DMVDs), are generally installed on trains.
For those cases, both the "As Low As Reasonably Practicable" principle and the "Reasonable Alternative Design" standard were applied for judging if the risk associated with the Critical Hazards were tolerable or not and if state of the art measures for reducing the risk were applied adequately.
A chapter needs to be added that includes why people dread some hazards (nuclear weapons, terrorism, handguns) and so their risk is amplified, whereas other hazards are much more tolerable to the public and to elected officials (tobacco, alcohol).
This study was conducted to design a framework for evaluating and identifying spatial patterns of erosion hazard in Haji-Ghushan watershed, based on tolerable erosion concept, by using the SWAT model.
We estimated a hazard quotient (HQ) for phthalate diesters based on tolerable DI (TDI) values established by the EFSA (2005a, 2005b, 2005c).
BHI, defined as the biological level tolerable to exposure to mixtures, is traditionally calculated in an analogous way to the hazard index under the additivity assumption [ 30- 33].
Legoland had been tolerable.
