Sentence examples for destructive material from inspiring English sources

The Italian federation could be penalized for allowing the Serbian fans to enter the stadium with an arsenal of fireworks and other destructive material.

But she adds that he "was quite willing to furnish the Soviets with whatever he could find," and "nothing suggests that he would have held back had he been in a position to hand over more obviously destructive material".

Like the physical wall that is used to keep destructive fires from spreading from one area to the next, an electronic firewall keeps unauthorized users like hackers from spreading their destructive material onto your network or computer.

Atom probe tomography (APT) is a destructive material characterization technique that can analyze the composition of small volumes (~ 100 × 100 × 100 nm3) of a sample with subnanometer resolution and part per million sensitivity.

Write to companies whose packaging is non-recyclable, asking them to consider using less destructive materials.

Even the most precious and destructive materials are junked when a new dopamine hit is required: the UK government reports that a tonne of gold embedded in electronics is landfilled in this country every year.

It is unlikely that any of the scanning machines or screening personnel at airports would have detected the potentially destructive materials before they could be carried aboard.' Dawn, Pakistan, via a blog: 'The part played by Pakistan in uncovering the plot to commit what a British spokesman called "mass murder on an unimaginable scale" is proof of Pakistan's deep commitment to fight terror.

X-ray micro-CT has recently been introduced as a non-destructive material evaluation technique for engineering and geology purposes.

We report on the design, development, and performance study of a packaged piezoelectric thin film impact sensor, and its potential application in non-destructive material discrimination.

Packaged impact sensor was used in an experimental set-up, which was designed and developed in-house for non-destructive material discrimination studies.

It is hypothesized that the material response to an applied acoustic frequency would provide a robust alternative characterization mode for rapid and non-destructive material analysis.