Sentence examples for range of debris from inspiring English sources

At the peak of its operations last fall, The Hill was a nightmarish hamlet nestled against an ever-shifting mountain range of debris.

As detection methods improve we can expect to track a wider range of debris.

Recycled glass is the mixture of different colored glass pieces collected from municipal and industrial waste streams and is often mixed with a wide range of debris including food remaining, plastic and metal caps, ceramic, paper and soil [5, 6].

The results indicate that a larger tug vehicle will enable the tugging of a broader range of debris sizes, and that the tug size should be roughly as large as the expected debris size.

Furthermore, the rates of rock wall retreat required for covering the former glacier at Presenteseracae lie within the common 0.1 2 mm y− 1 range, assuming an average debris thickness and a range of debris-covering time intervals.

The capsule design is hardier than the delicate, airplane-like shuttle, and rides on top of the rocket, out of the range of launching debris.

The run-out distance of the sliding mass is around 600 m, which is shorter than the field observation (Xu et al. 2009): because the inversion treated the source as a time-varying point, the run-out distance is only for the center of the mass, and does not cover the total range of the debris.

In-situ dust detectors have been calibrated by dust electrostatic accelerators that can accelerate projectiles to expected mass and velocity ranges of space debris and micrometeoroids.

Still within the range of the falling debris, Mr. Rembert stopped and turned.

Through extensive, meticulous analysis, the team traced the origins and the means of movement of each piece of debris, ranging from blocks 100 yard in width to mere fragments.

Earlier studies have shown that an orbit prediction accuracy of 20 arc sec ground station pointing error for 1 2 day predictions was achievable for low Earth orbit (LEO) debris using two passes of debris laser ranging (DLR) data from a single station, separated by about 24 h.