Sentence examples for blast trials from inspiring English sources
The damage and failure modes of RC panels tested in two different full scale open air blast trials are presented.
Several blast trials on laminated glass windows have been performed in the past, using both full field 3D Digital Image Correlation and strain gauges located on the supporting structure to collect information on the glass pane behaviour.
A blast trial was described in this paper for validating the blast pressure simulation in LS-DYNA.
Initially, the findings of eighteen full-scale air-blast trials employing 33 annealed glazing panels are reported where it is demonstrated that fracture mode and fragmentation are a strong function of edge supports.
He has asked for changes in tort law from the State Legislature, and last month blasted trial lawyers at their own convention, where he was invited to speak.
After 12 months of treatment, 78% of patients in accelerated phase survived (trial 0109, 600 mg dose group) compared with 32% survival in blast crisis (trial 0102, previously untreated group) (Capdeville and Gathmann, 2001).
Her recent editorials have blasted the trials and 13-year prison sentences of intellectuals Wang Jun-tao and Chen Ziming, who were accused of being the "black hands" behind the Tian An Men protests and convicted of incitement to subvert the government.
Despite these modern traits, critics have blasted the trial as "medieval" and said that its real purpose was to put "the press on trial".
In advanced Ph+ leukaemia (Ph+ ALL or CML blast crisis) clinical trials with Imatinib have shown that Bcr-Abl inhibition is not sufficient to prevent disease progression or to restrict expansion of resistant cells.
In contrast to their impressive potency in cell culture system, current FLT3 inhibitors as single agent predominantly induce transient reduction of peripheral, but not bone marrow blasts in clinical trials [4].
Both trials used blast furnace slag and lime blends as the binder, and concluded that in situ stabilisation can be effectively used for roads carrying low, medium to heavy traffic, particularly in rural settings.
