Sentence examples for eject the material from inspiring English sources
"And when they burst at the surface, they eject the material that was around the bubble into the air".
After returning the right hand to a secure location execute a flicking maneuver to eject the material.
At the cytoproct, where the vacuoles are broken down and the waste material of digestion is ejected, the membrane material is retrieved and returned to the cytopharynx.
In the latter case, a blast at the centre of the star — usually caused by the formation of a stellar remnant called a neutron star — ejects the surrounding material at high speed.
When the pressure is released by either dike intrusion at a shallower depth or by an eruption ejecting the obstructing material from the summit crater, the surface subsides causing a gravity recovery.
Secondary ion fragments ejected from the material surface are then analyzed based on their atomic mass to charge (m/z) ratios and used to infer the overall surface chemical composition.
This behavior presumably is a "backup" to ER from the larynx and serves to eject foreign material from the trachea when the laryngeal ER (ERg) has failed to prevent aspiration.
It takes time for neutron stars to merge, to eject material, to have that material collide with the surrounding matter, and then for that highly-energetic material to emit gamma rays.
It is envisaged that the required mass of dust can be extracted from captured near Earth asteroids, whilst stabilised in the required position using the impulse provided by solar collectors or mass drivers used to eject material from the asteroid surface.
"Many paleontologists had trouble believing that a 100-kilometer crater could eject enough material to cause the Cretaceous extinctions," he says.
Although none of the recent eruptions have ejected juvenile material, the possibility of magma eruption remains, and the officials concerned with forecasting and public safety must consider the possibility that purely phreatic eruptions will evolve into phreatomagmatic eruptions.
