Sentence examples for explosive environments from inspiring English sources

A novel heavy-duty shock test machine is developed to satisfy the newly-built shock resistance standard and simulate accurately the actual underwater explosive environments with increased testing capability.

Dells E6400 XFR will endure harsh environments, such as drop tests, sea fog, temperature extremes, thermal shock and explosive environments.

The primary consideration in selecting this sensor was its certification for use in explosive environments, which is a critical requirement for operation of electrical equipment in the methane-rich atmosphere of an underground coal mine.

"We have been able to operate in this explosive environment for so long because we maintain neutrality," Mr. Brisson said.

Explosions cannot be totally prevented wherever an explosive environment is present as necessitated by the production processes.

Mr. Barak and Mr. Arafat came tantalizingly close to a deal in an explosive environment that could be ignited by failure.

Rather than live in a home with two men, the dissent wrote: The majority believes a minor is best served by living in an explosive environment in which the unemployed stepfather is a convicted felon, drinker, drug-taker, adulterer, wife-beater, and child-threatener.

A similar dialogue happened at the Armory Show booth for Oslo's Rod Bianco gallery, where the two built an explosive environment inspired by the New York gallery owner Mary Boone (represented with less-than-flattering mannequins, Chanel suits or even a drawing depicting "Mary Boone crying after Julian Schnabel left").

This caused a lot of unrest and discontent, and a feeling that they were 'stuck' in a potentially explosive environment.

According to Bartels et al. [19] this affects alkaline and PEM electrolysis most and can lead to dangerous conditions at very low capacities, because gaseous hydrogen and oxygen can evaporate through the membrane and create an explosive environment.

A scanning laser sensor has previously been employed to perform this position correction task in the context of longwall automation, however this is an expensive solution that requires a large flameproof cabinet to house the scanning laser for safe operation in the explosive environment of an underground coal mine.