Sentence examples for electrical meltdown from inspiring English sources
It would mean his heart was already moving toward electrical meltdown in December, when he scored 26 on Decatur with that big left shoulder clearing a path to the hoop.
The second scene of Mr. Burns, a Post-Electric Play takes place five years after the United States has suffered a massive electrical failure which subsequently triggered meltdowns at America's nuclear power plants.
That expression is widely used by nuclear scientists to refer to how long the reactor can cope with problems like a loss of electrical power, which led to the meltdown at Fukushima.
They follow a string of electrical and other safety problems that included battery meltdowns so severe they prompted aviation regulators in the United States and overseas to ban the long-haul jetliner from flight for more than three months this year.
Then there's the not having to go back to the hotel for nap and not having to decide between getting the kids dinner, bath, and into bed on time (and avoiding potential meltdowns) versus staying late for the awesome Main Street Electrical Light Parade.
Scrap buckets are loaded in such a manner as to assure a cushioning of heavy scrap when the load drops onto the hearth in order to obtain good electrical conductivity in the charge, low risk of electrode breakage, and good furnace wall protection during meltdown.
After being hit by an unusually powerful earthquake and the tsunami it generated, Fukushima lost its connection to the off-site electrical grid and its own backup generators, making it impossible to cool the reactors to prevent a meltdown and release of radiation.
Kurt Busch's meltdown followed.
