Sentence examples for designated unstable from inspiring English sources

Primary safety critical monitoring is used during mining operations as a primary monitoring tool of a designated unstable slope.

The instability index value greater than 40 designates an unstable protein, and one less than 40 designates a stable protein.

Unstable angina was designated when a history of prolonged ischaemic chest pain (>15 min in duration) was accompanied by transient ischaemic ST segment and T-wave abnormality in the electrocardiographic tracing but not accompanied by development of Q-wave abnormality or by serum enzyme changes characteristic of myocardial necrosis.

A deconvolution study demonstrates the presence of a moderately unstable ferroelectric phase that is designated to facilitate ferroelectric switching.

All tumours with ⩾1 unstable markers were considered as having some degree of instability and designated as MSI.

Mr Bowers died when an unstable stack of stringers collapsed as he made his way down a designated safe walkway, trapping him up to his chest and crushing him, prosecutor Duncan Atkinson had said.

In New Zealand, such maps were produced both for existing forests and for areas designated for future planting as 'conservation forests' (essentially for erosion-control purposes) in geologically unstable terrain.

In the summer of 2009, the vacuum spine board (VSB) was designated by the US Air Force as the preferred method of external spinal immobilization during aeromedical transport of patients with suspected unstable thoracolumbar spine fractures.

This combination of luxuriant vegetation, unstable slopes and few readily accessible areas has made the Undercliff a safe haven for flora and fauna, and in 1955 it was designated a National Nature Reserve.

Both are designated landmarks.

The carbon is designated RFL.