Sentence examples for escape outward from inspiring English sources

This generated power to force the gas to escape outward from the source rocks, and the gas can still largely migrate and accumulate.

Out far beyond the orbits of Neptune and Pluto, Voyager 1 in August entered a zone where the charged particles of the solar wind escape outward to interstellar space and at least some of the cosmic rays of interstellar space leak into the bubble of solar wind called the heliosphere that the Voyagers have been traveling through.

The bubble formed inside a channel, when escapes, pushes outward the sucrose phase at the outer region of the channel.

We tend to be outward seeking escape artists addicted to quick fixes and instant gratification.

The orbits are dynamically unstable, hence any small perturbation (such as a particle of infalling matter) will grow over time, either setting it on an outward trajectory escaping the black hole or on an inward spiral eventually crossing the event horizon.

Farther out the nuclei have electrons attached, so they can absorb and reemit the photons, but the effect is the same: the photons take a so-called random walk outward until they escape from the Sun.

With the escape of EDA, lignin extrudes outward and deposits on the surface of cell wall (Figs.  7, 8).

What we are waiting for on distant coasts is the energy that escapes from the storm, radiating outward into calmer waters in the form of wave trains — groups of waves, increasingly organized, that travel together.

It was a rainy evening, and the event felt like a cozy escape into a world oriented both outward and inward, a mixture of memorials and reveries.

For the governments in Latin America, outward migration is an escape valve that eases social tensions caused by lack of employment.

One of the reasons Auguste Rodin is the father of modern sculpture is that his works bypass or escape the plinth by sprawling upward and outward.