Sentence examples for a massive burst from inspiring English sources

This in turn sparked huge and occasionally destabilising flows of cross-border capital and a massive burst of credit creation.

An unusual spate of eruptions was seen on the surface of the sun, described as "a series of fast puffs" followed by "the slow ejection of a massive burst of solar material from the sun's atmosphere".

As soon as the ball hit a batsman's pad, Cork would jump round to the umpire in a massive burst of masculinity, his arms aloft, his legs spread, his mouth fixed open in a leonine roar.

IRAS also discovered many previously unknown galaxies that emit most of their energy in the infrared portion of the electromagnetic spectrum (these are known as ultraluminous infrared galaxies), apparently owing to a massive burst of star formation during the merger of two galaxies.

In general terms, it can be said that there is a massive burst release in all curves (framed in the graph) within the first minutes.

UTRECHT, THE NETHERLANDS--Dutch astronomers have linked a massive burst of gamma rays last month to a distant galaxy that grew much dimmer afterward.

Bullets sing and whistle and hum; so do bits of shell; rifles crack; some small guns and trench-mortars pop and thud; big shells burst with a massive explosion, and the voluminous echoes roll along the valleys, to fade nobly and without haste or consternation.

Many scientists think that a similar massive burst of volcanic activity in Siberia touched off the biggest extinction of all time, just 8 million years later, at the end of the Permian period.

The results presented in this study demonstrate that root colonization by IC1270 predisposes rice to undergo a massive oxidative burst and related HR-like cell death at sites of attempted pathogen invasion, a process culminating in heightened resistance to the hemibiotrophic blast pathogen, M. oryzae.

The best way to record data about what your sample is doing during this massive burst of magnetism is to use a sensor, separate from the magnet, comprising a tiny coil of wire placed around the sample.

Even the most prudent companies found themselves with too much inventory and too little demand hence the massive burst of earnings warnings at the beginning of the year.