Sentence examples for large-scale release from inspiring English sources

A large-scale release of radioactivity from the fire-damaged Soviet submarine in the North Atlantic is highly unlikely, private and Government experts on nuclear technology said yesterday.

In its first large-scale release under the Elektra umbrella, Erato has simultaneously issued three major new recordings under his direction, all of them on CD only.

Rapid release of this methane during glacial retreat might trigger rapid warming3, but whether large-scale release of such glacial methane could occur in the future is disputed4.

However, this was balanced by the large-scale release of CO2 during volcanic outgassing and carbonate precipitation on the continental shelves, which caused rising air temperatures and the poleward expansion of (sub tropical and temperate forests.

The field measurements revealed the existence of at least one sustained ebullition event, triggered by low barometric pressures, a declining water table and increasing mechanical turbulence – suggesting that large-scale release of methane bubbles can be an important transport mechanism of methane in boreal bogs.

The U.K. study recommends prohibiting large-scale release of nanoparticles for remediation purposes "until it can be shown that the net benefits exceed the risks," says Dowling.

A coalition of religious and civic groups that manages the shelter said it has helped more than 11,000 members of asylum-seeking families since authorities began large-scale releases in late October.

Open Road moved into the vacuum with large-scale releases: its thriller "The Grey," for instance, played in about 3,200 theaters after its release in January, matching the reach of Universal Pictures' "Ted" or Sony Pictures' "21 Jump Street".

The vessel had appeared to be the last fully intact line of defense against large-scale releases of radioactive materials from that reactor, but it was not clear how serious the possible breach might be.

In early 2011, the G-13 Silane Modeling Task Force of the Compressed Gas Association (CGA) proposed a series of tests to better define pyrophoric behavior during unintentional, large-scale releases of silane.

In anaerobic conditions, a greater proportion of soil organic carbon decomposition is released as CH4, although not all of it necessarily reaches the atmosphere". Following this paragraph, the paper cites several scenarios for large-scale releases from permafrost carbon, including the 50-100 Gt carbon release I mentioned.