用“debris”造句大全，debris造句

Calcifications can be the result of cell secretions, cell debris, inflammation and trauma, among other causes.

As the water recedes, the strong suction of debris being pulled into large populated areas can further cause injuries.

Long ago, though, infrared images would have showed a brighter Kuiper, due to the presence of more debris-and more collisions-the model suggests.

Japan's emergency response teams rescue citizens stranded amid once-thriving cities I have visited in years past that are now little more than sludge and debris.

A handful of men in suits and ties and women in business attire were among dozens of people at the Episcopal church, which was hit by debris from the World Trade Center collapse on Sept. 11, 2001.

Two large-scale debris flows burst out in Chongdui Gully of Nyalam County on May 23 and June 29, 2002, causing tremendous disasters to the hydropower station, the China-Nepal highway, communication establishment, and farming and stockbreeding, and resulting economic loss of above 7.5 million Yuan.

The sea tided the debris ashore.

The stellar halo is debris that surrounds our familiar white swirl of stars.

The testing of outer space weapons in the low Earth orbits would aggravate the already acute problem of "space debris".

If debris in the water system continues to cause fouling, a strainer can be installed upstream of the backflow assembly.

Many more are missing after rushing waters sparked a deadly landslide and a river burst its Banks; uprooted trees and debris ploughed through the area.

They estimate the debris field is spread out across an area that's roughly 2, 000 miles long and 1, 000 miles wide located between Japan and Midway Atoll, where pieces could wash up in January.

After the bombing there was a lot of debris everywhere.

It has now pioneered a method to turn cornfield debris into glycols.

It is the owner of what has—perhaps unfairly—been termed “possibly the most dangerous piece of space debris” by a recent article in SpaceNews.

The Greeks, and then the Romans, improved the recipes for toothpaste by adding abrasives such as crushed bones and oyster shells, which were used to clean debris from teeth.

However, it's highly unlikely the tsunami-generated debris would be contaminated with radioactive material, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Marine debris program.

The labyrinth rides on the backs of sunken ships and debris piled to brace the impromptu city's growth.

Expenses for removal of debris

Well we lit up the debris and then shot the three of them as they ran out.

A deposit of recently eroded debris.

The giant space rocks created a spectacular trail of debris as they collided at 11, 000mph - five times the speed of a rifle bullet - between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter.

Unnoticed damage could lead to fire or injury from falling debris during an aftershock.

A small plume of dust is even visible to the centre left of the image, which was kicked up by the falling debris.