Sentence examples for capable of ejecting from inspiring English sources

Some well-known examples of fungi formerly in the Zygomycota include black bread mold (Rhizopus stolonifer), and Pilobolus species, capable of ejecting spores several meters through the air.

"Conversely," Cloutier said, "if you run the same experiment with Jupiter you find that Jupiter is capable of ejecting the fifth giant planet whilst retaining an orbit of its moon Callisto".

The researchers found that Jupiter, the largest world in our solar system, was the only one capable of ejecting the lost planet while retaining the current orbits of its moons.

The piezoelectric inkjet printing system was capable of ejecting a precise droplet volume and placing it precisely in the microchannel.

The only force capable of permanently ejecting Isis will be the tribes in those regions, and they have little incentive to do so while the Syrian civil war rages on and a non-inclusive government sits in Baghdad, led by a Shia prime minister perceived as discriminating against Sunnis.

Rather, it reduces volume in the process of ejecting blood.

The individual cells are capable of working simultaneously on different parts, ejecting their prints when done.

Interestingly, analysis shows that upon oxidation the pendant amine cyclizes, ejecting water, with the acceptor to give a bicyclic compound capable of reacting with nucleophiles.

The high power supply capable of generating +30 kV and −30 kV for positive and negative voltages was used to eject out the nanofibers from the needle tip.

Some of these even have sufficient energy to eject electrons from an atom or smash apart chemical bonds, which renders them capable of causing DNA damage.

"Upon releasing the seat, the tensile bows are capable of recovering original positions and thrusting the seat in an inclined path, whereby an occupant placed therein is ejected into a free flight," Mr. Susko says.