Sentence examples for explosion potential from inspiring English sources

Sodium azide is/was the active ingredient in car emergency air bags--so the explosion potential is certainly present.

Photocatalytic water splitting with separate H2 and O2 evolution is crucial because it eliminates the explosion potential and hydrogen-purification cost.

When it explodes, it is double the explosion potential compared to normal Creepers.

"You saw this great trajectory, this explosion and potential, and then there was a moment that was never specified, when he began going downhill and petering out," said Alexi Lalas, an ESPN commentator and former United States defender.

Thus, by changing the diameter, the strictness of reaction rules can be adjusted to prevent an exponential explosion of potential reactions.

But the world of robots is different from the way they imagined it then: the metallic golems of yore have given way to a sort of Cambrian explosion of potential robot types, imitating everything from worm to dog to bird.

The posters showing the stages of explosion, the potential extent of the blast area and a guide on how to fit your own gas mask were pretty charming given they were meant to aid people caught in the wrath of the most evil weapon humanity's ever devised.

This leads to a combinatorial explosion of potential misprimings which can impair quantification of the 'real' priming.

With the massive explosion in potential therapeutic strategies becoming available, in the postgenomic era, better and more representative breast cancer models are urgently required for preclinical trials.

In the U.S., government biomedical research budget restrictions preclude the ability to fully support the explosion of potential therapeutic targets and compounds presently being identified by investigators working in the basic biology of aging, nor the translation of those exciting observations to aging in humans.

Because of the combinatorial explosion of potential Boolean combinations, the logic tree (LT) model is suggested to represent a Boolean expression, where each leaf of a logic tree corresponds to a SNP site, while the internal nodes are associated with logical operators (e.g., AND or OR).