Sentence examples for which countermeasures from inspiring English sources

Understanding the various types of offender organizations provides insight to how groups are structured, how they might be disrupted, and which countermeasures will be most effective.

As soon as a combination of characteristics (scenarios) arises, we already know intuitively what the consequences are and which countermeasures we have to initiate.

Taking all the models above, this paper takes the Generalized Weng model to forecast the growth trend of China's natural gas production, based on which countermeasures and strategies for the natural gas industrial development are analyzed.

This paper has analyzed the so-called 'older driver problem' and identified a number of key factors underpinning their crash levels, for which countermeasures can be identified and implemented within a Safe System framework.

Managers decided which countermeasures to implement and follow up on and in this way participated in the improvement efforts.

The decisions regarding whether to deploy experimental countermeasures, which countermeasure to deploy, and how to do so are extremely complex and difficult, and will have to involve a careful risk/benefit evaluation, not only on the level of an individual patient, but also for overall outbreak management.

Natural biological agents will also certainly cause epidemics for which no countermeasure exists as SARS did in 2003 and the current methods for producing medical countermeasures are insufficient to meet that need.

Of course our lives are more stimulating than a sleep lab: we have coffee, bright lights, the social buzz of the office, all of which work as "countermeasures" to sleepiness.

But it also would have granted companies the power to spy on users, share personal information of innocent users with the government, and use countermeasures, which could involve blocking or dropping packets – all in the name of protecting against vaguely defined "cybersecurity threats".

The judge, Leonie M. Brinkema of Alexandria, Va., did not describe the evidence in detail but said it contained information "on security countermeasures which might assist a potential hijacker or terrorist in circumventing aviation security procedures intended to protect the traveling public".

The record companies are exploring options on new countermeasures, which some experts say have varying degrees of legality, to deter online theft: from attacking personal Internet connections so as to slow or halt downloads of pirated music to overwhelming the distribution networks with potentially malicious programs that masquerade as music files.