Sentence examples for exposed to explosion from inspiring English sources

Our society, unfortunately, is increasingly becoming exposed to explosion events that could have serious consequences.

Dedicated and coal co-firing plants, in which pulverised biomass and torrefied biomass can be used, are exposed to explosion hazards during handling, storage and transport from the mills to the boiler.

The rat was fixed in a specially designed cabin with an adjustable aperture showing the frontal, parietal, and occipital parts of the head exposed to explosion; the eyes, ears, mouth, and nose were protected by the cabin.

But it has gained vogue among military veterinarians, who have been seeing patterns of troubling behavior among dogs exposed to explosions, gunfire and other combat-related violence in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is a serious potential threat to soldiers who are exposed to explosions.

To prevent these sequelae, all victims exposed to explosions, even asymptomatic, should therefore promptly be evaluated with an otoscopic examination for blast trauma to detect tympanic damage (7, 23).

Many children and families were moved to streets nearby and were not directly exposed to the explosion but a theme that dominated the media reports afterwards was how many more might easily have been unintentionally diverted to stand beside the car bomb.

The formation of lignin agglomerates on the surface has also been described in other lignocellulosic biomasses exposed to steam-explosion, diluted acid or organosolv pretreatments [ 54- 57].

Despite our efforts, we are not completely sure that every single person in our study was directly exposed to the explosions, while we are pretty sure they were all affected.

Prolonged exposure to an intense electron beam in an EM produces a level of damage comparable to that caused to living organisms exposed to an atomic explosion.

13 In our study, it seemed that being an employee at the site of the terror attack was of minor importance for the development of PTSD, compared with the importance of being directly exposed to the bomb explosion.