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debris
These are words often used in combination with debris.

amount of debris.

A considerable amount of debris is caused by dumping from ships at sea.

burning debris.

Burning debris from the explosion fell on fuel tanks at a nearby power station.

cellular debris.

After 24 hours, the conditioned medium was harvested, centrifuged to remove cellular debris and protein concentrations determined.

debris field.

She spacewalks to release the cables, succeeding just as the debris field completes its orbit and destroys the station.

debris flow.

Reworking of debris flow deposits by marine currents produced the rippled bed tops.

debris removal.

Debris removal reduced the number of species and increased the proportion of terrestrial species.

falling debris.

In addition to mortality, the incidence of height loss was examined because it could be a more sensitive indicator of water stress or breakage caused by falling debris.

floating debris.

The flying boat rode at anchor for some time, but was eventually damaged by floating debris and over-turned.

flying debris.

Those measures eliminated the risk of being blinded by the flash, and minimised the risk of injury from flying debris.

leaf debris.

It also prefers areas with plentiful leaf debris.

marine debris.

Of the 115 species of marine mammal, 47 are known to become entangled in or to ingest marine debris.

metal debris.

There is considerable amount of metal debris on the range, making the use of metal detectors to locate live ammunition impracticable.

orbital debris.

The windows also had many chips in them caused by micrometeoroids and orbital debris.

piece of debris.

One piece of debris which has accumulated round the argument is as to the severity of the sentences.

plant debris.

The addition of urban plant debris did not have a significant effect.

radioactive debris.

In the course of the flights air samples are collected to determine the concentration of radioactive debris introduced into the stratosphere by nuclear tests.

scattered debris.

The jet exploded upon impact, a geyser of brackish water and black smoke erupted from the site, and the scattered debris and fuel caught fire.

tons of debris.

Just in removing the barricades, 4,000 tons of debris and 200 vehicles, many of them buses, were removed.

volcanic debris.

There is no question that volcanic debris and sulfur were injected into the stratosphere.