Introduction to Simple Safe

A simple safe-side approach for the application of Wohler-curves for axial loading of threaded fasteners to the present case of fastener bending is proposed, extending the field of possible applications for the results of existing and future studies of the behaviour under axial loading.

Preliminary results points to potent simple safe procedure in treating obesity and metabolic syndrome.

Besides rich functionality, such systems should be based on a single and simple safety principle, that ensure high availability and safety at the same time.

By assuming that the respiratory droplets are mixed uniformly through an indoor space, we derive a simple safety guideline for mitigating airborne transmission that would impose an upper bound on the product of the number of occupants and their time spent in a room.

CONCLUSION Electrical injuries are largely preventable with simple safety precautions in daily life as well as serious consideration of workplace safety.

A simple safety checklist is being credited with reducing the risk of death after surgery in Scotland.

The simple safety net appears to require an increasingly sophisticated approach that varies from one patient to the next.

We recommend a trial of this simple safe device as a means of augmenting visual function in all IB patients.

However, this substantial impact on the patients' quality of life might be prevented by simple safety measures, legislative policies, and regulations.