Sentence examples for blowout evolution from inspiring English sources

Historical photographs and CCNS documents suggest that blowout evolution may be influenced by land-use changes, such as revegetation campaigns in 1985 that were followed by high blowout generation.

In view of gas hydrate formation in the containment of deep water oil/gas blowout, the evolution of methane hydrate films on gas bubbles rising naturally in deep water was simulated and observed by visual microscopy.

This paper explores historical evolution of blowouts at Cape Cod National Seashore (CCNS), USA — a site that hosts one of the world's highest densities of active and stabilized blowouts.

A blowout.

"It's a blowout.

A mattress sale blowout.

Blowout or Washout?

It means blowout concerts.

The blowout was on.

By blowout or comeback.

End to Bond Blowout?