Sentence examples for balloon caused from inspiring English sources

For launching balloons with a large lift exceeding 500 kg, the conventional static launching method had the most serious problem with possible damage to the polyethylene film of the balloon caused by the holding mechanism.

The weight of rocks above could potentially blow the sediments out the side of the continental slope like a stepped-on water balloon, causing a landslide and a tsunami.

Another histological phenomenon, "vascular pseudo invasion" of tumour into the blood vessels, has been described after manipulation with an intra-uterine balloon causing high intra-uterine pressures.

The balloon causes mild epithelial changes, such as unfolding, limited epithelial defects (<25% of the exposure surface) and local inflammatory changes.

Mylar balloon causes power disruption and triggers flaring at ExxonMobil refinery.

It's called the Balloon Effect, for the way that squeezing one part of a balloon causes other parts to expand, and it's surprisingly common in the history of the drug war.

Once the balloon-tipped catheter is inserted, saline is injected into the balloon, causing it to expand and dilate the cervix.

In the past, when the currency depreciated this debt ballooned, causing further problems.

Her stomach had ballooned, causing such pressure on her spine that she could only travel by car lying in the back seat and was unable to sit down at the football matches she covered as a sports reporter.

Are all men called Ashley now required to change their names if they want to have an M [for male] on their birth certificate?" After some time without the sex hormones, Lola started taking the medication again and her chest "ballooned", causing significant psychological distress for someone who didn't identify as female.

Attaching more balloons causes more discomfort for the whale, but helps steady it in the water and affords the rescuers greater freedom to work.