Sentence examples for enhanced accident from inspiring English sources
For nuclear safety issues, there is an international effort to develop innovative "Enhanced Accident Tolerant Fuels" (EATF) materials.
A key component of this initiative is the development of nuclear fuel and cladding materials with potentially enhanced accident tolerance, also known as accident-tolerant fuels (ATF).
Advanced cladding materials with potentially enhanced accident tolerance will yield different light-water reactor performance and safety characteristics than the present zirconium-based cladding alloys.
Neutronics and fuel performance analysis is done for enhanced accident tolerance fuel (ATF), with the Monte Carlo reactor physics code Serpent and INL's fuel performance code BISON.
The Mandarin was created initially by military technologist Aldrich Killian to make his company's accidents -- bio-enhanced wounded warriors detonating by accident -- look like planned terrorist attacks.
Redefinition of CDA as beyond design basis accident, tolerable leakage and enhanced economisation drive during post-1980s elastomeric elastomerinflatableble seal as primary barrier excepting in U.S.S.R. (MOX fuel, freeze seal) and U.S.A. (metallic fuel).
Opposing him is the cybernetically enhanced warrior Fatale, who, after a debilitating car accident as a tourist in Brazil, agreed to let a team of scientists repair her with a metal skeleton and a digital brain, transforming her into "a patchwork woman of skin and chrome, souvenirs of a bad day in São Paulo".
Ford says the Taurus was "designed for enhanced performance in crash tests and real-world accidents".
Research shows that continuing education leads to increased productivity, fewer occupational accidents, an improved organizational atmosphere and enhanced quality care [ 3].
The decision for enhanced volume replacement therapy, which is initially administered at the accident site, must be made on a case-by-case basis.
Previous studies have examined the role of enhanced rumor surveillance during public health emergencies, such as the Chernobyl nuclear accident in 1986 and the outbreak of Ebola in Uganda in 2000 55, 6 ).
