Sentence examples for destructive contamination from inspiring English sources

However, it's remarkable, that in spite of the Copernican revolution we still are so earth centered that we're only concerned about what we could do to the planet either from a destructive (contamination) or constructive (condos) point of view.

Finally, highly sensitive Dextranase activity testing can be helpful in the sugar cane industry for early detection of costly and potentially destructive contamination, as well as for standardization of Dextranase enzymes used industrially to prevent DEX accumulation during sugar production.

When Mr. Barakan approached his station about airing RC Succession's version of "Love Me Tender," the radio station refused, citing the possibility of destructive rumors about milk contamination being generated by the line: "I don't need radiation/I just wanna drink milk".

All of these - levelling, introduction of foreign materials and contamination - are potentially destructive of archaeological remains, as are the many cuttings and trenches detailed, the heavy vehicle wheel ruts, the earthmoving and the fuel seepages.

You must take your own precautions in this respect as we accept no responsibility for any infection by virus or other contamination or by anything which has destructive properties.

No representations or warranties of any kind concerning the UNICEF Web Site are given, including responsibility for any infection by virus or any other contamination or by anything which has destructive properties.

A microwave-based, rapid and non-destructive spectroscopic technique has been developed to monitor contamination in beach-sand.

"From experience, we know that, immediately after destructive storms and flash floods, damage to water sources can lead to water shortage and contamination.

Entrained radioactive contamination is a significant issue in defunct nuclear facilities where in situ, non-destructive assay of radioactive waste arisings is a routine requirement.

In addition to the benefit of a lower detection limit, another advantage of this non-destructive method lies in the simplicity of the analytical procedure which strongly limits the risk of contamination.

Plasma variations in LEO can be destructive because the collective plasma can release sufficient energy to the satellite to cause effects such as surface charging, detector contamination, and surface chemical reactions (Hastings 1995).