Sentence examples for development of an avalanche from inspiring English sources

This first comprehensive analysis of the recent avalanche regime in Svalbard provides an important first step towards the development of an avalanche forecasting service.

Development of an avalanche of effective therapies has brought its own problems.

In conjunction with the development of an electronic avalanche rescue training module by the Canadian Avalanche Association, we have designed the Avalanche Survival Optimizing Rescue Triage algorithm to address the triaging of multiple avalanche victims to optimize survival and disposition decisions.

The design and development of a recent avalanche-confinement tissue equivalent proportional counter (TEPC) for microdosimetry and nanodosimetry applications required the selection of a proper miniaturized solid state detector (SSD) for detecting alpha particles emitted by a thick removable Cm-244 source embedded in the cylindrical TEPC chamber for characterization and calibration purposes.

Bloomberg touted the story as "a politically explosive development," while an avalanche of inaccurate tweets from news organizations soon flooded the Internet.

These developments unleashed an avalanche of low-budget horror, action and comedy pictures.

The identified behavioral patterns offer valuable insight for the development of effective avalanche safety messages to address weaknesses in group dynamics.

Sub-models of optical breakdown on metal particle include heating of particle to boiling temperature, formation of vapour aureole around the particle, ionization of vapour aureole and development of electron avalanche, appearance of micro-plasma spots and their expansion, propagation of shock wave in the volume occupied by the particle.

The duration of an avalanche is defined as the time between the start of the avalanche (the first neuron firing) and the end of the avalanche.

The size of an avalanche is defined (in the standard way) as the number of firings within the avalanche.

Know what to do in the event of an avalanche.