Sentence examples for variation of safety from inspiring English sources

The variation of safety factor of pillar with the advance of line of extraction is shown in Figure 20.

Open image in new window Figure 20 Variation of safety factor of the pillar with advance of line of extraction.

With this consideration, simple two dimensional case of the geo-mining conditions of the sites were simulated to understand development of mining induced stress ahead of a depillaring face and the variation of safety factor of the pillar (facing goaf line) (Singh 2004).

Open image in new window Fig. 14 a c Histograms and Normal distribution fitting for variation of design safety factors in D1, D2 and D3 scenarios.

The present paper discusses a reliability life-cycle based methodology to adjust safety factors used in the design of tunnel linings in order to reach a specified service life, i.e. a variation of the safety factors used leading to an analogous reliability level at the start of the structures lifetime, which in turn provides a modification of the expected service life duration.

Results showed that the slope angle had the greatest impact on variation of factor of safety.

"We haven't been forthright about the dirty little secret, the huge variation of quality and safety in the system," said Arthur Aaron Levin, director of the Center for Medical Consumers, a nonprofit patient advocacy group.

"There appears to be a wide variation in the level of safety culture" in different labs and campuses, Bresland notes.

Parametric studies were performed to assess the variation of the factor of safety of a slope in case of different geometrical configurations combined with several types of vegetation coverage.

Thus, as mentioned above, the subtype of RyR and/or IP3R targeted to lysosome-S/ER junctions may act as the final determinant of outcome and in a cell-specific manner, by providing for variations in the "margin of safety" with respect to the initiation of propagating global Ca2+ signals that may be determined both by the threshold for activation and gain conferred by the "coupled" receptor.

"But we also recognize there is a lot of variation in safety seats and in car design".