Sentence examples for prevent turbulence from inspiring English sources

"Circuit breakers" were introduced at the start of the year to prevent turbulence, used twice to stop investors selling shares, and then abruptly dumped at the end of last week.

When not in use, the secondary turbo is blanked off by a valve to prevent turbulence caused by air from finding its way to where it is not needed.

This architecture manifested its suitability during repeated oxidation limiting the effect of oxygen attack to some microns thickness, due to diffused Mo which prevented turbulence and bursting phenomena on the outer glass.

Though invertebrates do not possess true endothelium, the cells lining the vascular system of some invertebrates may perform similar functions, which include preventing turbulence, thus decreasing the cost of propelling blood along the vasculature [ 20].

The specific shape of the cultivation vessel and scaffold holder of the bioreactor promotes uniform flow streamlines and prevents turbulences at scaffold levels in a range of settings simulating various states of scaffold architecture and cell and extracellular matrix growth.

They concluded that full monetary union should come as soon as possible, to prevent such turbulence hitting their currencies again.The "second stage" of monetary union began on January 1st 1994.

BRUSSELS -- Pressure eased slightly Monday on Ireland ahead of meetings in Brussels this week to consider whether a bailout is needed to prevent market turbulence from spreading to other European countries.

Instead, we anticipated a multiyear requirement to build knowledge and relationships to prevent the post-Qaddafi turbulence from destabilizing an entire region or — if mishandled — from turning the region into a dangerous magnet for jihadist terrorists.

On Thursday, the International Monetary Fund and euro zone officials issued a thinly veiled warning that it could suspend aid to Greece by the end of July if the political turbulence prevented monitors from completing their review of the country's finances.

Based on the new observations, it seems that stars can start to grow huge when interstellar turbulence prevents the formation of any other stars nearby.

Theoretical astrophysicist Mark Krumholz of the University of California, Santa Cruz, says the new observations clearly reveal that turbulence prevents the formation of competing stars and allows a large one to keep growing.