Sentence examples for attributed to the explosion from inspiring English sources

This melting is usually attributed to the explosion of a cavitation bubble formed as a result of energy transfer from laser plasma to the liquid [11].

Although the epicenter of the signature was located in the vicinity where the explosion occurred, it could not be unequivocally attributed to the explosion.

While in significant part that demise can be attributed to the commercial explosion of big-time sports, track and field's journey toward embarrassing obscurity has been hastened by the collapse in its credibility.

A mortality study of French Polynesia in the period 1984-92, alimited limited by the small population living close to the test sites and the high proportion of deaths attributed to ill-defined causes, found no excess of cancer that could confidently be attributed to the 41 atmospheric test explosions in 1966-74.

The population explosion was attributed to the decimation of its chief predator, a large marine snail, the Pacific triton (Charonia tritonis), by shell collectors.

The slugging explosion was also attributed to the increased muscularity of hitters, though the matter of how hitters had gone about becoming stronger became increasingly controversial.

In the third such attack in four days, an explosion in the east attributed to the ethnic separatist Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam killed 11 government sailors and wounded several others when their bus hit a land mine.

The appearance of these two variants in this group of organisms was attributed to the chordate genome duplication that predated the Cambrian explosion (more than 530 million years ago (mya)) and led to their subfunctionalization (acquisition of specialized functions) [ 4].

On April 5, 2010, an explosion that a Mine Safety and Health Administration report attributed to the ignition of methane gas caused the deaths of 29 miners in Massey's Upper Big Branch coal mine in Montcoal, W.Va.

The agency says that stations in Japan and Russia have picked up "significant" traces of noble gases that accompany a nuclear explosion and that they "could be attributed" to the North's test.

Multiple explosions in New York City in the late 1960s were attributed to the Weather Underground.