Sentence examples for expelled material from inspiring English sources

These regions originate in the complicated nuclear processing of the expelled material ejected from the evolved central star.

Young craters have rugged profiles and are surrounded by hummocky blankets of debris, called ejecta, and long light-coloured rays made by expelled material hitting the lunar surface.

The companion star lapped up gobs of that expelled material, growing quickly to its current size.

Spontaneously, the secretory cells expelled material in a spherical shape which displayed rapid emergence (2 20 s) from the cell surface (see arrow in Figure 1(c)).

The rectum shortens as it expels material into the anal canal, and peristaltic waves propel the feces out of the rectum.

As the star expelled the material, it created a spiral pattern just as a rotating lawn sprinkler does, because a previously unknown stellar companion is dancing around the red giant and causing it to move in response.

This fallback will reduce the kinetic energy of the explosion and the mass of expelled radioactive material, but in some situations it may also generate relativistic jets that result in a gamma-ray burst or an exceptionally luminous supernova.

The suction of this low-pressure zone, together with the Darcy drag exerted by the network, combine to create an eddy of cytosol that circulates dissolved material from the interior of the cell into the cap compartment along the lower boundary of the lamella and expels such material out of the cap along the upper surface (Fig. 2-B).

In order to accelerate sample collection after explosion, shafts were drilled at the site not after but before the test, so that explosion would expel radioactive material from the epicenter, through the shafts, to collecting volumes near the surface.

Shafts were drilled at the site before the test in order to accelerate sample collection after explosion, so that explosion would expel radioactive material from the epicenter through the shafts and to collecting volumes near the surface.

For example, the freshwater sponge Ephydatia muelleri (Demospongiae, Haplosclerida, Spongillidae) is capable of peristaltic-like contractions to expel waste material from its aquiferous system (Elliott and Leys 2007).