Sentence examples for debris trapped from inspiring English sources
But perhaps only a historic cemetery could dispatch Ivy League students to the roof of a century-old mausoleum to clean out grime and debris trapped in the gutter.
Conrail investigators will look into all operations on the bridge during the day and explore the possibility that trains or track work might have generated sparks that fell into dry debris trapped in and near the bulkhead, Mr. Libkind said.
People of Gardena, Inglewood, and Watts no less than Azusa and Altadena pay for the defense of the mountain front, the rationale being that debris trapped near its source will not move down and choke the channels of the inner city, causing urban floods.
Commonly referred to as the Great Pacific Garbage Patch or the Pacific Trash Vortex, it is a large body of floating debris trapped by the current of the North Pacific Gyre.
These areas, however, may also represent fluid or debris trapped at the interface; histological confirmation will be necessary for conclusive evidence that these layers represent various layers of epithelium.
Filter backwashing is a cleaning process by which the water flow through the filter is reversed so that accumulated debris trapped in the filter is dislodged and directed to waste.
For example, in the Delaware talk, Dr. Thornton contrasted the lightly protected, wallboard-encased stairwells of the World Trade Center -- which were severed by flying debris, trapping hundreds of people above -- with the thick concrete walls enclosing the Petronas stairwells.
The death toll stands at more than 2,300 victims drowned, hit by debris or trapped under rubble.
Recent studies and tests have demonstrated the effectiveness of several debris hazard mitigating measures such as long tunnels, sharp turns, debris traps, expansion chambers, and portal barricade.
Apart from the function such as micro-hydrodynamic bearings, lubrication reservoir and debris traps, surface textures can be used to control the lubricant׳s flow.
Tooth decay begins, typically, when debris becomes trapped between the teeth and along the ridges and in the grooves of the molars.
