Sentence examples for ejected exhaust from inspiring English sources
Temporal and spacial mismatch between thermal energy supply and consumption occurs in many industrial processes, like harvesting thermal energy from intermittently ejected exhaust gas.
The operation of rockets exemplifies the conservation of momentum: the increased forward momentum of the rocket is equal but opposite in sign to the momentum of the ejected exhaust gases.
The outdoor scenes were filmed on 5 December: the Colasanto family being sent to a labour camp was filmed during the day; and the ATMOS devices ejecting exhaust fumes was filmed in the evening.
The rapidly burning propellant is soon exhausted, and, in time, the shot is ejected from the muzzle: muzzle velocities up to 15 kilometres (9 miles) per second have been achieved.
Air that is drawn in from the room is heated by the firebox and then ejected through the exhaust vents.
The expanding hot gases pass through a multistage turbine, which turns the air compressor through a coaxial shaft, and then into a discharge nozzle, thereby producing thrust from the high-velocity stream of gases being ejected to the rear (exhaust).
Carkner was ejected, too.
And since the ions are expelled at ten times the velocity of a chemical-rocket exhaust, only a tenth as much material need be ejected to achieve a given speed.
He was immediately ejected.
