Sentence examples for examining the explosion from inspiring English sources

A 24-year-old self-described Brooklyn anarchist may be headed to jail after refusing on Thursday for the second time to testify before a grand jury believed to be examining the explosion of a homemade bomb that damaged an armed-forces recruitment center in Times Square in 2008.

In the penultimate section we will follow this clinical application thread further by examining the explosion of interest in leveraging RSNs in the study of a wide variety of brain diseases such as Alzheimer disease, frontotemporal dementia, depression, schizophrenia, autism, and chronic pain.

The commission will be similar in purpose to the panel of scientists who examined the explosion of the space shuttle Challenger in 1986.

New ministers will need to examine the explosion in indeterminate sentencing – which has increased from 3,000 indeterminate sentences in 1992 to 12,822 in March 2010.

Courting Favor: Articles in this series will examine the explosion in lobbying of state attorneys general by corporate interests and the millions in campaign donations they now provide.

The government also has to examine the explosion of information, he says, pointing out that "in 2013, it took the world 10 minutes to generate the same amount of information that was created in the whole period from the dawn of history to 2002".

Forensics teams have been sent from Delhi and Hyderabad to examine the explosion sites.

Very little work has been done examining the implications of the explosion of new media and web technologies for food risk/benefit communication.

A spokesman for the Russian Investigative Committee has said that authorities are now examining the scene of a trolleybus explosion in the city of Volgograd in which at least 10 people died.

As this was a cross-sectional study and the population was not examined before the explosion, it is difficult to know whether the higher frequency of airway symptoms, lower lung function and signs of airway obstruction in the exposed group were caused by pollution from the oil tank explosion or by other factors.

Specifically, researchers wanted examine how the explosion would affect the Van Allen Radiation Belts -- bands of high-energy protons and electrons that follow the Earth's natural magnetic field -- to see if they could be manipulated for national defense purposes.