A long hillslope generates more weathering products than a short hillslope, and the long total channel length that comes with a long hillslope will favor a rapid evacuation of eroded material.
Fibrinolysis was successfully administered at a late stage as a rescue treatment, allowing complete evacuation of purulent material.
Continence is the ability to retain feces until it is socially conducive to defecate, while defecation is the evacuation of fecal material from the colon.
Experimental work by Druitt et al. (2004, 2007) shows that during the evacuation of gas, fluidized pyroclastic material loses half of its thickness within minutes and that the gas retention capacity is proportional to ash fraction.
On hospital day 2, the patient underwent operative irrigation and debridement, with evacuation of a large amount of purulent material followed by serial culture, incisement, and drainage of affected soft tissues, with limited resection of necrotic bone.
These addressed the operation's limited scale, the motives of the British press and foreign governments in launching the airlifts, the devotion of resources to evacuation instead of supplying material support to local medical services, and the broader issue of the United Kingdom's response to the war in Bosnia.
There is much more than enough radioactive material at the Indian Point nuclear power plant to require the permanent evacuation of a 50-mile radius around it, should the material be released into the atmosphere.
With each explosion, radioactive materials surged into the air, forcing the evacuation of tens of thousands of earthquake survivors living near the plant, contaminating crops and sending a faint plume of radioactive isotopes as far as the United States within days.
A20 Fire Bears Down on Nuclear Lab Winds blew a week-old fire toward the Los Alamos National Laboratory, forcing the evacuation of the town of Los Alamos, but officials expressed confidence that nuclear materials and chemical explosives at the lab were safe and protected.
This would have allowed the plant to spiral out of control, releasing even larger amounts of radioactive material into the atmosphere that would in turn force the evacuation of other nearby nuclear plants, causing further meltdowns.
The spent fuel pools have been a particular source of concern because they contain far more radioactive material than the three reactor cores that melted down two years ago, forcing the evacuation of 160,000 people.
