So, yeah, there are dangers of avalanches.

也就是说，会有雪崩的危险。

We survived the landslides, avalanches and earthquakes.

山体滑坡、雪崩，地震，我们都一一挺了过来。

OK, I will offer you a final real-life example: Avalanches.

好吧，我会提供给你最后一个真实的例子：雪崩。

The mountains of North America are hit by thousands of avalanches every year.

北美洲的山脉每年要发生数千起雪崩。

To prevent avalanches , Park Rangers and Ski Slope managers do what?

为了防止雪崩，公园看守者们和滑雪场经理们做什么？

To prevent avalanches, Park Rangers and Ski Slope managers do what?

为了防止雪崩, 公园看守者们和滑雪场经理们做什么?

Avalanches are among the biggest dangers in the mountains for both life and property.

雪崩是造成山区人们生命和财产安全的最大危险之一.

Earthquakes can cause landslides and avalanches, which may cause damage in hilly and mountainous areas.

地震能导致在多山地区造成损害的山崩和雪崩。

He found that these neural avalanches are scale invariant and that their size obeys a power law.

他发现这些神经雪崩是规模不变的，还有它们的大小遵循幂次定律。

In addition, they have noted that temperatures this year are higher than average. This increases the risk of avalanches .

另外，他们也注意到今年的温度比平常高，这也就增加了雪崩的危险。