Sentence examples for explosive application from inspiring English sources

Both dynamometers were calibrated before evaluations using static weights, whilst a MGS measure is rather an explosive application of force.

This article is concerned with chemical explosives, which account for virtually all explosive applications in engineering.

Differential scanning calorimetry was used to study the thermal properties of the compounds as they are envisaged to be energetic and fully compatible (miscible) plasticizers for the new generation of energetic binders such as polyNIMMO or polyGLYN, in propellant and explosive applications.

The Industrial segment offers nitrogen chemicals, including ammonia-derived products, for use in the environmental and civil explosives applications.

This will benefit the explosive fracturing applications.

Information from the microarray analysis can be used to engineer algae-based sensors to signal TNT exposure in addition to potential explosives cleanup applications.

We recently synthesized a conjugated silafluorene-vinylene polymer (1) and its model trimer complex (2) for explosives detection applications (Fig.  1a) [ 7].

As applications, explosive integrals of a Brownian sheet, a discretized version of the quadratic variation of a fractional Brownian motion and the sample bispectrum of a spherical Gaussian random field are considered.

Multi-dimensional use cases demonstrate the suitability of the reactive flow-solid interaction methodology in the context of impact-driven initiation of reactive flow and structural response due to violent reaction in automotive (e.g. car crash) or defence (e.g. explosive reactive armour) applications.

His research interests are the quantum chromodynamics (QCD) description of structure and reactions of few-nucleon systems, Big Bang and explosive nucleosynthesis, and applications of nuclear physics in biology, medicine and national security.

Professor Howell's research interests are the quantum chromodynamics (QCD) description of structure and reactions of few-nucleon systems, Big Bang and explosive nucleosynthesis, and applications of nuclear physics in biology, medicine and national security.