The phrase "arresting system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a system that captures attention or is striking in some way.
Example: "The artist's new installation features an arresting system of lights and sounds that draws visitors in."
Alternatives: "captivating system" or "striking system".
The engineering material arresting system (EMAS) has been widely employed in airports around the world for purpose of stopping the overrun airplanes from damage.
(Video) Vehicle Arresting System: X-Net [2dayBlog].
In response, researchers have developed X-Net, the Vehicle Arresting System.
Engineered Material Arresting System (EMAS) could be constructed in runway end safety area to arrest an overrun aircraft.
The current Engineered Material Arresting System (EMAS) materials are weak in water resistance and durability, expensive in acquiring and installing, and have negative environmental impacts.
In this paper, a new arresting system made of polyurethane foam with high energy absorption capacity was proposed to overcome the above problems.
Rebecca Shaeffer, Mann's case worker at Fair Trials International, said: "This case is an example of why the European arrest system needs to be reformed.
A fall arrest system for billposters is one example.
Nor was there a wide audience for reports from a team of top psychiatrists about the devastating psychological impact on the men and their families of indefinite detention without trial, and of a house-arrest system framed by "control orders" that allow the government to place restrictions of almost any sort on the lives of those it designates.
Moreover, in contrast to the cell cycle arrest system, the apoptosis induction system is responsible for safeguarding the system that suppresses malignant transformations.
The p53 ambidextrously controlled the implementation of both the cell cycle arrest system and apoptosis induction system with employing the diversity of own dynamic behaviors.
