Sentence examples for led debris from inspiring English sources

Officials are now trying to determine whether it was the problem that they sought to repair that led debris to detach from the 15-story external tank some 80 seconds into the liftoff.

Tells about famous chaparral fires which have led to debris flows.

Type I involves failures which could be related to static liquefaction of the soil mass under steady-state seepage that reduced the apparent cohesion of the soil and led to debris flow mobilization.

Consequently, loss of matric suction due to positive pore-water pressure buildup under steady-state seepage, as observed from sensor p3 (Fig. 4), marked the onset of static liquefaction and exfiltration of water from the downstream toe, which further led to debris flow mobilization and dam failure.

The increasing height and volume of the Bluefields River led to debris flow and created a colluvium – an unconsolidated deposit of sediments – near the mouth of the river.

This leads to debris flight behaviour which differs significantly from that observed in uniform flow.

Concerns with orbital debris have led agencies to start developing debris removal missions and knowing a target's rotational parameters ahead of time is crucial to the eventual success of such a mission.

The Australian Transport Safety Bureau's analysis of several pieces of debris led them to conclude that four of them were "almost certainly" from the missing plane.

A mid-air explosion followed by a shower of debris led many to fear the worst yesterday for a Qantas Airbus A380 that had just taken off from Singapore.

Clustering of the 454 assemblies (combined contigs and debris) led to a very slight increase in the detection of true positives (~500) but the overall effect was a very slight reduction in the correlation with the theoretical domain content compared to the unclustered assembly (see Table  1).

The absence of any rock avalanche debris deposit has led to the conclusion that the debris run-out extended onto the surface of the glacier and was supraglacially transported and dispersed, which has implications for glacial dynamics and local glacial history for Little Loch Broom.