Sentence examples for dragging material from inspiring English sources

Once the material had melted, the researchers pulled the metal tip away, dragging material from the molten hotspot.

Their extraordinary brilliance, most astronomers believe, is powered by black holes as massive as millions of suns, dragging material into the centers of young galaxies and heating them to incandescence.

You can keep a Web page and a page of notes next to each other on the screen, and copy and paste (or drag) material between them.

"We think these monster black holes are spinning close to the limit set by Einstein's theory of relativity, which means that they can drag material around them at close to the speed of light," said Rodrigo Nemmen, a visiting graduate student at Penn State University, and lead author of a paper on the new results presented at American Astronomical Society in Austin, Texas.

If the partners drift close enough, the gravitational pull of the more massive star will drag material off its neighbor.

As soon as the path is slightly curved, the size and curvature of each loop increases as helical flow drags material like sand and gravel across the river to the inside of the bend.

"I decided to do a video initially because there were all these elements that I wanted to bring together without having to drag materials into my studio," he says of the film shown on the back of the work that flashes symbols and sounds that call attention to American slavery and appear throughout the show.

The thin profile of the shells, combined with a particular insertion procedure, is intended to minimize stresses on the powder; thereby reducing both the invasiveness and the dragging of material through the bed.

Of course Graham is perfect drag material.

Utilizing the opportunity that our previously analyzed drag material covers the whole latitude interval between 84°N and 84°S, we have reanalyzed our 16 thousand observed total density data comparing them with model densities as a function of different parameters.

Machining of nickel alloys using conventional cutting tools results in the formation of built-up edge on tool face and high tendency of welding to the tool, resulting in large crater wear and poor surface integrity involving several surface defects such as surface drag, material pull-out/cracking and tearing surface.