Sentence examples for containment features from inspiring English sources

This paper presents a method to generate design charts and preliminary design rules for the buckling behaviour of stiffened panel plate elements with buckling containment features.

LXC LXC is an interface for the linux kernel containment features and allows the users to run multiple isolated images on a single host.

Where high viaducts are near faults, engineers are considering reinforced concrete structures that would resist ground motion and have containment features to prevent a derailed bullet train from plunging to the ground, Gillam said.

In addition to being avirulent in the host, a live attenuated vaccine should possess some containment features to reduce its survival and persistence in nature to preclude vaccination of individuals who did not elect to be vaccinated [85].

Thus, the observation was conducted in another set of rooms without high-level containment features.

Recently, it has become a target for improvement of sustainable biomaterial production due to its high biomass productivity and built-in containment features [ 14].

3. BHI attributes the surge in costs to several factors: more demand for medical services versus concentrated and slow-to-expand supply caused prices to rise; the law mandated additional coverages in private insurance; and the reform act lacked significant cost-containment features.

Hendrie acknowledged that alternative, "dry" containments -- featuring the towers or domes commonly associated with nuclear plants -- had the "notable advantage of brute simplicity in dealing with a primary blowdown, and are thereby free of the perils of bypass leakage".

BSL3 laboratories have the second strongest containment and safety features, including special air-handling systems, "glove boxes" that keep samples separate from researchers, and secured laboratories.

To express containment of these features within a pseudogene, we adopted SO's recommended usage of the part_of property, which is defined as a core relationship in the OBO Relationship Ontology (RO) (Smith et al., 2007).

The application of this methodology, at the early stages of a fusion reactor design, provides designers useful information regarding the suitability of various containment designs and design features.