Sentence examples for debris resulting from from inspiring English sources
Phagocytes clean up cellular debris resulting from the injury.
For underground ammunition storage in rock caverns, the safety distances for debris resulting from an accidental explosion are generally very large.
But for future reactors it would be desirable if the core catcher is able to accommodate and cool debris resulting from a whole core melt down.
The millions of cubic tons of debris resulting from the earthquake would be used as landfill at the water's edge, creating room for a waterfront park in a city in dire need of public space.
The core catchers for reactors like Superphenix-1 in France and Prototype Fast Breeder Reactor PFBRR) in India are designed to handle the core debris resulting from seven subassemblies melting.
Thus, materials with different structural orders yielded similar debris resulting from the severe mechanico-chemical processes involved but retained a slight but clear memory of the material from which they came.
Stimuli triggering inflammation can be exogenous (e.g., persistent cytomegalovirus infection) (Sansoni et al., 2014), but most are probably endogenously produced, possibly coming from the 'self-debris' resulting from the continuous turnover of cells and tissues (Franceschi & Campisi, 2014).
That study found that drones deform and flex more than wood and metal debris, resulting in less potential of physical harm from drones than other debris falling from the sky.
Unlike for debris flows occurring immediately following wildfires, there are no specific models for predicting size, probability of occurrence, or runout for the post-fire debris flows resulting from the later period of infiltration-triggered debris slides within forested watersheds.
We speculate that this debris results from the displacement of low-molecular-weight material or polymer chain fragments.
The modeling of pressure drop for two-phase flows through porous media is a key point to assess the coolability of debris beds resulting from nuclear severe accidents.
