Sentence examples for blasting time from inspiring English sources

The analysis of the experimental results shows that the surface roughness increases with grit size, blasting pressure and to an extent with blasting time and blasting angle as well.

The parameters investigated were blasting time (3 s, 6 s and 9 s) and nozzle distance to substrate (300 mm and 500 mm).

Simulated time histories of particle velocity showed a good agreement with the measured production blast time histories.

The second blast – timed to go off as people rescued the victims from the first one – mimics the tactics used in earlier blasts by the group.

In July, more than 20 people were killed in Mumbai, the country's financial capital, from three blasts timed to the evening rush hour.

Well, tonight, we have Roland Emmerich's Independence Day (how many blasted times has this jingoistic dross been shown on British TV) and the rather mundane Will Smith actioner I, Robot as their primetime (6.15pm and 9pm) film choices.

We denote by blast the BLAST running time.

Once famously impatient and impulsive, he batted with controlled power, keeping the score moving with ones and twos rather than blasting every time for the boundary.

But what if your new apartment is next to the local dump... or the fire department where sirens can blast any time day or night?

Figure 1 shows the gradual increase in severity index to panicle blast with time, and it is due to the high pressure of the rice blast.

Their beef, blasted across Times and Sunday Times front pages, is that top earners are overtaxed.