Sentence examples for atmosphere processing from inspiring English sources

The earthquake is hypothesized to breach these feedthroughs (allowing air into the argon atmosphere processing cell) and cause the MK-IV electrorefiner (ER) in the cell to tip over or split and spill its contents of fission product laden salt and cadmium.

Meanwhile, the crew uses the colony's computer to locate the colonists, finding all of them grouped together beneath the fusion powered atmosphere processing station.

Colonial Marines also showed us that, despite the "30-kilometer radius, 40 megaton" blast promised by the synthetic Bishop in Aliens, and seen at the end of that movie being Pretty Fucking Big, the settlement of Hadley's Hope actually came through its atmosphere processing plant's meltdown relatively well.

"This is a terrifically important question because hydroxyl radicals are the central chemical in the lower atmosphere for processing everything," he said.

We also calculated the [2-NF]/[BeP] ratio of the unexposed PM samples to indicate the degree to which the PM had undergone atmospheric processing (or aging) in the atmosphere prior to collection.

Barrier Isolators, which separate the cell culture processing atmosphere from the bioburden introduced by personnel, can reduce contamination risks to a cell or tissue product.

Depending on the Mo grain size and processing atmosphere, the KIC ranges from 4 to 7 MPa m1/2 and σf from 370 to 530 MPa.

This review looks at the effects of temperature, relative humidity, storage under controlled atmosphere (CA) or modified atmosphere packaging (MAP) and processing on glucosinolate content in broccoli heads.

Lynch plays guitar and sings, and, once again, accentuates the dreamlike atmosphere by distorting and processing his vocals to unsettling effect.

The gases would be produced on the planet by processing chemicals from its atmosphere and soil in giant factories.

The sensitivity of Nb to oxygen requires processing in vacuum or inert atmosphere, which significantly increases the cost and difficulty of production.