Sentence examples for vulnerable to explosive from inspiring English sources

Due to its dense microstructure, is vulnerable to explosive spalling at elevated temperatures.

Besides, attention was paid to explosive spalling since UHPCs are usually of compact structure and thus more vulnerable to explosive spalling than other concretes.

Spent fuel is sometimes stored in dry casks, sometimes in plain view, and the group contends that these casks can be vulnerable to explosives and other weapons.

[C13.] New Standards for U.S. Landlords After the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City was bombed in 1995, the government ordered new standards to make leased space less vulnerable to explosives.

The devastating effects of the terrorist bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah federal building in Oklahoma City in 1995, which claimed 168 lives, prompted new design standards for making government buildings -- particularly those housing law enforcement and intelligence agencies -- less vulnerable to explosives.

The Caracals are critical to the French force in Afghanistan because they reduce the number of ground convoys — which are highly vulnerable to improvised explosive devices — needed to supply forward bases, and they hugely increase the mobility of troops in the field.

Meanwhile, communities around the nation remain vulnerable not just to explosive disasters like the one in Tennessee, but also to the slow poisoning of drinking water.

These studies on explosive blast-exposed warfighters with mTBI identify the hippocampus as a brain region particularly vulnerable to the effects of explosive blast shock wave pressures.

Armoured vehicles have played a significant role for the military over the last 10 years in protecting troops vulnerable to roadside IEDs, or improvised explosive devices.

The ancient societies of Middle America (Mexico and Central America) were not equally vulnerable to the sudden stresses of explosive volcanic eruptions.

This finding is not in line with a previous study showing that after experiencing more than one family bereavement the adolescents were more vulnerable to symptoms of grief, such as explosive emotions, acting out, temper tantrums and delinquent activity [ 13].