Sentence examples for unpredictable hazards from inspiring English sources
On venturing into the open sea, however, these same fishermen began using magical rituals, faced as they now were with unpredictable hazards.
The software can recognise objects, people, cars, road marking, signs and traffic lights, obeying the rules of the road and allowing for multiple unpredictable hazards, including cyclists.
The urban driving milieu is, as Shladover puts it, a "highly stochastic environment," presenting a wide range of unpredictable hazards in infinite variations.
The oceans drive weather systems; are the source of powerful, still largely unpredictable hazards such as tsunamis and hurricanes; store much more carbon than the atmosphere, vegetation, and soil; and are a critical food source.
The bassist Jay Leonhart's original songs "Bass Aboard a Plane" and "Louie Bellson," both funny, excruciating true stories about the unpredictable hazards facing a working musician, produced roars of laughter.
Earthquakes are the most unpredictable natural hazard.
"The flame lengths and rates of spread in the beetle-kill is significantly higher," Jolly says, and fires may "spot" more, shooting out sparks that light new fires, and move in unpredictable directions a major hazard for firefighters on the ground.
But often the enemy is the moor itself, with its hidden hazards and unpredictable behaviour, including the bog-burst above Haworth in 1824 (less earthquake than landslide) that Patrick Brontë told his parishioners was a warning from God to change their sinful ways.
For damage assessment, especially for unpredictable and rapid onset hazards such as earthquakes, detailed building inventory databases with population data are essential (Freire 2010).
EuromoneyChina, a regional publication, ranked Mr Guo as China's 17th richest person in 2004 with a net worth of $400m.But the government's unpredictable lurches are a hazard for China's new capitalists.
Strict liability is the reason why nobody has hitherto contemplated large-scale digitisation: the potential financial hazards are too unpredictable.
