Sentence examples for break and release from inspiring English sources

THEMIS found that substorms occur about 120,000 km (75,000 miles) from the surface of Earth when magnetic field lines break and release energy after they reconnect.

Drawstrings around the ankle of the slippers can break and release a toggle that is used to tighten the drawstring, which could pose a choking hazard to young children, the Consumer Product Safety Commission said in a statement.

Some waves, on attaining unstable amplitudes or encountering critical levels near the mesopause, break and release momentum flux, which causes secondary waves that penetrate further into the thermosphere.

For all four materials, the oxide layer was formed of hard and brittle haematite-type α-Fe2O3, prone to break and release debris that acted as a third body, thus increasing sample wear.

Such microaggregates can hold the nanoparticles together in the normal bloodstream, while under high shear rate blood flow, they break and release nanoparticles due to the presence of the clot.

Heat the rosemary sprigs and raspberries in a saucepan over a medium heat until they start to break down and release their liquid.

First, with a 3-D printer, they created materials populated with microcapsules that, in turn, were filled with special healing agents; as the material suffered wear and tear, the microcapsules would break open and release their contents.

There, they will eventually break down and release the greenhouse gas methane along with other organic decay; and they will not be recovered as compost that could be turned into fertilizer.

Conventional electrolytic solutions break down and release carbon dioxide gas, which can build up and burst the cells.

She might rip her skin open with her beak, or the skin covering it may break down and release the sperm.

In other studies, it has been demonstrated that lime increased biological activity (Baath and Arnebrant 1994), which helps further break down and release of nutrients from humus (Marschner and Wilczynski 1991).