Sentence examples for space disruption from inspiring English sources
A different perspective is taken in [15] where Texeira et al. propose to classify attacks according to a three-dimensional cyber-physical attack space; disruption of assets, disclosure of resources, and adversary knowledge.
To address the contribution of cell shape to the parameters of ookinete movement in 3D space, disruption of parasite cytoskeleton was attempted, while leaving motor functionality unchanged.
Widening of the synovial cavity, infiltration of inflammatory cells, thickening of the synovial membrane, narrowing of the synovial space, disruption of the cartilaginous tissue, and bone erosion were apparent in control rats of the No-tr group and SA group.
Separately, American said it had canceled 350 flights in recent days because of the closing of Europe's air space, a disruption estimated to cost the company $15 million.
But when it comes to the financial space, that disruption hasn't quite happened yet.
Cyt c localizes in the intermembrane space, and disruption of tubular junctions is required to support its release into the cytosol at the onset of apoptotic cell death.
Our ICU has very few windows so artificial lighting is required for daytime lighting, which can result in loss of patients' accurate cognition of time and space, inducing disruption in patients' biological clocks and affecting sleep quality.
"We need a much better understanding of the likelihood of space weather disruptions and their impacts, and we need to develop that knowledge quickly," Hapgood, head of RAL Space's space environment group, writes in a commentary in the April 19 issue of the journal Nature.
It is taking place at the beautiful San Francisco Design Center Concourse, which has 125,000 square feet of disruption space for us.
This central duty to benefit the community is felt more keenly, given that there was some local resistance in the area to the stadium being built on common space, and the disruption a football club could bring.
There is space for genuine disruption here but this needs to be balanced with health, safety and hygiene issues, and of course, major physical changes within supermarkets to respond to different methods of retailing.
