Sentence examples for increasing explosion from inspiring English sources

"When I look at the trends in television over the last 20 to 50 years, I see a constant and increasing explosion in variety," said Michael Powell, the F.C.C. chairman.

Hybrid mixtures of combustible dust and flammable gas represent an enhanced industry hazard due to increased explosion severity over that for the constituent fuels at their given concentrations.

It was found that the impact of the oxy-fuel atmosphere onto increased explosion risks is lower than it could be concluded from an increase in oxygen concentration in the system.

A review of operating conditions in some representative spray dryer plant equipment suggests that most equipment of this type probably do not have high enough air flows to require increased explosion vent areas due to turbulence, but some types of equipment with high tangential entrance air flows may well need larger vent areas.

The US Federal Aviation Administration FAAA) observed during explosion tests that at a low concentration of agent, some candidate halon replacement agents increased the explosion severity instead of mitigating the event.

CF3Br did not increase the explosion pressure or burning velocity for any of the tested conditions.

In six of the tests, shelves of pulverized bituminous coal dust (7.3, 14.5 and 120 kg, respectively) were located at a distance of 3 12 m away from the ignition zone as a means to increase the explosion overpressures.

The results indicated that the existence of C2H6, C2H4, CO, H2, and their mixture lowered the flammable limits of CH4-air, enlarged its flammable range, and increased its explosion risk value.

Since axial forces in cables abruptly increase when explosion occurs, specific dissipative devices applied at the top or at the bottom of the pretensioned cables are proposed to improve the global response of the glass steel curtain wall under the impact of a high-level blast loading, and their structural benefits are investigated.

This increases the explosion power.

The new chief executive of UK Anti-Doping has vowed to focus on an "increasing and worrying" explosion in teenage steroid use in sport and society, amid fears the Rugby World Cup in England could exacerbate the problem.