Sentence examples for support chain from inspiring English sources

Those rods, which were not fully used up, could more easily support chain reactions than the fully spent fuel.

Now it has been applied to industry [10], decision science [11], transportation [12], network [13], electricity [14], support chain management [15, 16], cloud computing market [17], and so on.

My support chain is full of people that care and are willing to talk when things get to be too much to handle.

According to Weinberg and Wigner, Slotin was the first to propose the name dollar for the interval of reactivity between delayed and prompt criticality; 0 is the point of self-sustaining chain reaction, a dollar is the point at which slowly released, delayed neutrons are no longer required to support chain reaction, and enters the domain called "prompt (super- critical".

Multiple short runs were performed to determine the temperature and number of chains that would support chain swap.

Modern BA has reduced the number of fatal penetrating chest and abdominal injuries, and vital emergencies have decreased, but not the death rate, despite the efficiency of the combat medical support chain, because of specific employing of weapons (lethal injuries due to sniping, in the urban battlefield, aerial attacks, mine or bombing explosions).

Private conversations with administration officials indicate they will move again to support chained CPI, despite outcries from groups like AARP.

The inflexion shown in Figure 6 represents lower-risk groups becoming able to support chains of transmission when condom use is less frequent [31], [58].

Supports may be presented in so-called support chains.

The business has moved beyond the familiar temporary roadside stand and now even supports chains like Phantom Fireworks, with 40 "showrooms" in 13 states.

McKim, Mead & White detailed the marquee for 998 Fifth Avenue with great care, noting in their drawings that the Uris firm had to submit models for the filigree on the ornamental trusses underneath the glazing, the supporting chains and the ornamental brackets and retaining escutcheons on the wall.