Under this category of the test, the court will determine whether foreseeability of being haled into the forum existed based on product
hazardousness, severity of injury, and revenue generated/number of products sold in the forum.
The average workers' compensation lost-time claim frequency rate, which we use as a proxy for the
hazardousness of the workplace, was 2.7 claims per 100 workers.
Because tropes differ from schemes in causing semantic disruption, tropic conformatio (personification) manifests itself in a derangement and blending of categories pivotal to metaphor: hence Quintilian's stress on the boldness and
hazardousness of the enterprise.
The inherent
hazardousness and environmental damage of these products did not dissuade the company from producing and using them.
The act's inherent
hazardousness is best illustrated by an incident that occurred in 1983 during a performance in Kazakhstan while they were performing with a Russian circus.
consequently, we use the number of inspections of a plant (during the sample period), NUMINSP, as a proxy for the plant's
hazardousness, when not modeling heterogeneity with plant-specific fixed effects.
The methodology has been developed for evaluating the
hazardousness of damages potentially suffered during car operation on the basis of the amount of energy absorbed.
Characteristics of contaminants (the highest concentration of heavy metals, mg/kg; class of
hazardousness; soil permeability coefficients, depending on the type of heavy metals (obtained within the programme according to metal).
Further more, predicting of leaching behavior and chemistry of different compounds in semicoke is very important in order to assess the environmental
hazardousness of semicoke as well as to determine the applicability of different technologies for this solid waste disposal and possible reuse.
Highlighting the significant potential offered by use of recycling resources, Parliament emphasises the need for further recovery targets and standards for waste streams which have a considerable environmental impact owing to their quantity or
hazardousness and which, because of their negative or low value, offer no or scarcely any market incentives for recovery, with particular reference to construction and demolition waste (some 22% of total waste) and commercial and industrial waste (some 26% of the total amount of waste and 75% of total hazardous waste).
In other work involving consumer products that varied in
hazardousness, older adults rated products overall as less hazardous than did younger adults (Wogalter, Jarrard, & Simpson, 1994); however, risk perception for specific product types was not reported in that study, only overall risk perception averaged across products.