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1. You should on no condition touch these instruments.
2. On no account must you touch that switch.
3. Touch the base of the lamp once to turn it on and twice to turn it off.
4. Yea, would to God, I were among the roses, That lean to kiss you as you float between While on the lowest branch a bud uncloses A bud uncloses, to touch you, my queen.
5. Only those fibres that touch (or cross) an (infinitely) thin line drawn on the screen of the SEM are counted.
6. ensurance of the continued presence of the European Union on the ground and in relevant international fora, staying in touch with key players and contribution to crisis management;
7. It presents high risks of defects and rejection with the necessary repair and touch-up that can have major implications on the scheduling of works.
8. ensuring the continued commitment of the Union to the stabilisation and reconstruction processes in the region, through an active presence on the ground and in relevant international forums, staying in touch with key players and contributing to crisis management;
9. ensuring the continued commitment of the European Union to the stabilisation and reconstruction processes in the region, through an active presence on the ground and in relevant international fora, staying in touch with key players and contributing to crisis management;
10. ensuring the continued commitment of the Union to the stabilisation and reconstruction processes in the region, through an active presence on the ground and in relevant international fora, staying in touch with key players and contributing to crisis management;
11. Measuring length as well as diameter is both tedious and time consuming but, if only those fibres that touch an infinitely thin line on a SEM field of view are measured, then the probability of selecting a given fibre is proportional to its length.
12. The activities will include further development of improved concepts for magnetic confinement schemes with potential advantages for fusion power stations (focussed on the completion of the construction of the W7-X stellarator device), theory and modelling aimed at a comprehensive understanding of the behaviour of fusion plasmas and coordination, in the context of a keep-in-touch activity, of Member States' civil research activities on inertial confinement.
13. Table A Risk EstimationTable B Grading of RiskNoYesNoYesAdequate warnings andsafeguards?NoNoYesYesobvious hazard?Very HighHighVery HighVery HighHighMediumHighHighMediumLowModerateMediumLowVery LowLowLowVery LowVery lowSERIOUS RISK RAPID ACTION REQUIREDSeverity of Health/Safety DamageOverallGravity ofOutcomeVulnerable peopleNormal adultsSlightSeriousVery SeriousVeryvulnerableVulnerableProbability of Health/SafetyDamageModerate risk Some action requiredLow risk Action unlikelyTable A is used to determine the gravity of the outcome of a hazard, depending on the severity and probability of the possible health/safety damage (see tables in notes)Table B is used to determine the rating of the gravity of risk depending on the type of user and, for normal adults, whether the product has adequate warnings and safeguards and whether the hazard is sufficiently obvious, and to decide whether a serious risk situation exists and rapid action is requiredExample (indicated by the arrows above)A chain saw user has suffered a badly cut hand and it is found that the chain saw has an inadequately designed guard which allowed the user’s hand to slip forward and touch the chain.