Sentence examples for spread gas from inspiring English sources
The aim of the rockets is to distract attention at a checkpoint to allow the car bomb to detonate at the checkpoint and spread gas across the Green Zone.
It ensures the possibility of a continuous refilling of spread gas, even if hydrogen has higher dispersions than helium.
Heat release rate (HRR), radiation, fire spread, gas production, backside wall temperature, visibility, backlayering, fire growth rate, gas temperature, flame length, ventilation and pulsation are investigated.
These observations have provided new clues about the role of massive stars and supernova explosions in shaping the large scale properties of the interstellar medium as well as the possible relationship between this wide spread gas and the small interstellar cloud surrounding the sun.
The strategy in both cases was to smash a window in a lower floor, spread gas around, and then light the place ablaze, hoping the fire would consume the whole empty building.
Children are most likely to introduce GAS infection into the home (18), children spread GAS in the home (19), and children with sore throats are likely reservoirs of GAS for adults who develop invasive disease (20).
Today they are displayed: not the pain itself but the evidentiary bruise, each note an outline of the strike, a wet echo spreading, gas expanding from an extinguished star.
"They had bought helicopters from the Russian Army, and they wanted to spread this gas over the whole city," Wenger said.
Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said Tuesday that with projects to spread the gas network in Turkey, "at this stage, it is out of the question to cut our ties with Iran unless something extraordinary happens".
A team from the International Atomic Energy Agency's Beijing environmental emergency response centre, as well as 214 Chinese military nuclear and biochemical materials specialists, are in Tianjin to investigate the cause of the blast and establish whether it has spread toxic gas in the city.
The main focus was on the radial spread of gas in the core region of the transport zone under different operating conditions.
