Sentence examples for scenario defined from inspiring English sources

In the scenario defined as a serious accident, the zirconium alloy used to clad the radioactive fuel will melt, producing hydrogen, which — if it comes into contact with the core's cooling water — can cause an explosion violent enough to breach the reactor vessel and release radioactive materials beyond the containment building.

The E2E scenario defined for the design of the QoSatAr architecture is shown in Figure1.

Real accelerograms can be selected based on matching an earthquake scenario, defined by magnitude and distance, and scaled if necessary.

The PL was obtained using the ITU-R macrocellular urban NLOS scenario defined in [13] shown in Equation (2).

In the scenario-based assessments, the target spectrum is derived directly from an earthquake scenario defined by seismic hazard disaggregation and strong ground-motion attenuation relationships.

To evaluate the performance of the proposed PHR-based uplink power control procedure, system-level simulation is performed under the network scenario defined in "System model" section.

Such a scenario defines pedagogically sound structures that prevent off-task behavior and engage students in more meaningful interactions.

Consequently, acid accelerators may act effectively for onboard fuel cell applications should a sophisticated scenario defines the optimal operating conditions becomes applicable.

Basic model categories included in the pandemic outbreak scenario define homes, transportation systems, and other geographic conditions, e.g. location of workplaces, schools, shopping malls, and facilities for sports and entertainment events.

In this scenario, defining haplotypes by using patients' normal DNA could help to clarify ambiguous cases.

A widely accepted scenario defines the role of T helper (Th) 1 cytokines which induce classical activation of macrophages (MΦs) and infiltration of non-resident polymorphonuclear (PMN) cells in acute responses [ 4].