Sentence examples for dormant gas from inspiring English sources

The Communist party objected to memorializing Hitler's past, calling the museum a shrine for neo-Nazis, and residents expressed fear that digging into the site may ignite possible dormant gas traps.

The buildup of stored methane gas -- dormant for millions of years -- being awaken by the warming earth has blown its "frost caps" off the top of the holes, ejecting layers of soil and sediment around the rims, while releasing tons of methane to the air.

Still, for the most part, the gas engine remains dormant for the first dozen miles or so.

"This black hole was otherwise sitting dormant, a star got too close, its gas got ripped apart and in doing so some of it got spit up".

This approach may provide a blueprint for rapid ash and gas assessment for other long-dormant volcanoes.

This approach may provide a blueprint for rapid ash and gas assessment for other long-dormant volcanoes and we provide suggestions for refining the methods used.

The moment represents a landmark in space exploration as the Rosetta mission becomes the first to shadow a comet as it stirs from its dormant state and starts to spew tonnes of gas and dust, sometimes in the form of spectacular, explosive blasts.

Today, nearly all of these super-massive black holes lie dormant inside galaxies, swallowing only small amounts of gas.

Low temperature hydrothermal gases typical of volcanoes in a dormant state lack SO2 and fall along the CO2 H2S axis.

Manaro was dormant from the mid-19th century until 1991, when gas discharges and earthquakes began to occur under one of the lakes.

Experts said the spike in seismic activity was mainly caused by the oil and gas industry injecting wastewater deep underground, which can activate dormant faults.