Sentence examples for induced collapse from inspiring English sources

By this way, the reported hydrothermally induced collapse was prevented with a simple calcination step.

We study the pressure induced collapse of single-, double- and triple-wall carbon nanotubes.

This paper addresses the snow induced collapse of hail protection canopies of a major car dealership in Istanbul, Turkey.

It’s the “Jeez, we shoulda seen it coming!” mantra that money managers chanted during the recessions of 1969-’70, 1973-’74, the 1982 Volcker induced collapse, Black Monday, the Internet bubble and the financial meltdown of 2008-early 2009.

There are difficulties in distinguishing the gravitationally induced collapse that Penrose proposes from the effective collapse induced by quantum theory itself, thanks to decoherence Joy Christian (2005) has suggested that by observing oscillations in the flavor ratios of neutrinos originating at cosmological distances one could eliminate the confounding effects of environmental decoherence.

Labradors often suffer from exercise induced collapse, a syndrome that causes hyperthermia, weakness, collapse, and disorientation after short bouts of exercise.

Further, a crucial thesis in the scenario of Penrose and Hameroff is that the (gravitation-induced) collapse of such coherent tubulin states corresponds to elementary acts of consciousness.

In today's tough journalism labor market tough because of the Internet-induced collapse of many journalism organizations the transition may not be easy, and the way might not be obvious.

Statistical data from recent fires in bridges is utilized to quantify the probable risk of fire in bridges and also probability of fire-induced collapse of structural members in bridges.

Though I didn't know it at the time, it was the start of the Internet-induced collapse of print journalism.

Had there not been, staff at its auditors, Arthur Andersen (one of the "big five" global accountancy firms before its spectacular Enron-induced collapse), would not have taken the fatal decision to shred Enron-related records when they learned that the corporation was being investigated by the Securities and Exchange Commission.