Presumably they are the correct coordinates for the given problem of which no example has been given
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The term that most closely matches this description is "risk." Risk refers to the potential for an adverse outcome or negative consequence, such as injury or illness, arising from a specific action or situation. It encompasses the likelihood of occurrence and the severity of the potential loss.
The term that most closely matches this description is "risk." Risk refers to the potential for an adverse outcome, such as injury or illness, and is typically assessed in terms of both the probability of occurrence and the severity of the consequences. It encompasses various factors that can contribute to the likelihood and impact of negative events.
The term that most closely matches this description is "risk score" or "risk index." A risk score quantifies the potential impact of a hazard by combining the severity of its consequences with the likelihood of its occurrence, resulting in a single numerical value. This allows for a more straightforward comparison and assessment of different hazards.
That should be plural: "Cartesian coordinates". That's the most common type of coordinate system, with coordinates that are usually at right angles to one another - for example (x, y), or (x, y, z).
A synonym
of Concur
Point of execution of a mission
Planning of unit missions task events
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A council form of municipal government closely matches the structure of most corporations with a professional manager reporting to an elected board.
A council form of municipal government closely matches the structure of most corporations with a professional manager reporting to an elected board.
802.11N most closely matches this description.
A bill is most closely examined by the Committee stage.
A council form of municipal government closely matches the structure of most corporations with a professional manager reporting to an elected board.
A council form of municipal government closely matches the structure of most corporations with a professional manager reporting to an elected board.
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