Sentence examples for cause the ejection of from inspiring English sources
"This alone cannot cause the ejection of foam," he said.
"Kelud's typically short but violent eruptions cause the ejection of water from a crater lake at its summit".
When a photon with sufficient energy strikes a surface, it can cause the ejection of an electron from the surface into a vacuum.
Certain materials (e.g., crystalline alkali halides) are prone to electronic sputtering, in which energy associated with electronic excitations induced by the incident ion is transformed into atomic recoil kinetic energy, often sufficient to cause the ejection of ions through the surface.
Systole causes the ejection of blood into the aorta and pulmonary trunk.
The simplest example, the photoelectric effect, occurs when light shines on a piece of metal, causing the ejection of electrons.
At even higher energies (greater than 10 MeV), a gamma ray can be directly absorbed by a nucleus, causing the ejection of nuclear particles (see photodisintegration) or the splitting of the nucleus in a process known as photofission.
When a sizable quantity of this material accumulates on the surface of the white dwarf, a nuclear explosion occurs there, causing the ejection of hot surface gases on the order of 1⁄10,000 the amount of material in the Sun.
The induced reconstruction causes the ejection of Cu atoms that contribute to the observed lateral growth of the terraces and to the formation of 2D Cu ad-islands in the final stages of the adsorption process.
In the first scenario, after a melt layer is created (see Figure 9 iii), the tensile stresses induced by the laser create defects (cavities) along the solid-melt interface; these defects combine causing the ejection of droplets.
3. CPEB is phosphorylated on Ser174 by an as yet not fully confirmed kinase, possibly Aurora A or CamKII, which is required for the induction of CPE-mediated polyadenylation and causes an increase in the binding between Gld-2, CPSF and CPEB, causing the ejection of PARN from the complex and allowing Gld-2 to elongate the poly(A) tail of the mRNA.
