Sentence examples for explosion produce from inspiring English sources

However, these discrete explosion produce deposits that are predominantly located in the proximal region (between 50 90 % of the total volume; Graettinger et al. 2015a) reducing the influence of erosion of medial and distal deposit components on the total deposit volume.

On the other hand, some of these methods, that is, acid hydrolysis and steam explosion, produce some byproducts like furfural and hydroxyl methyl furfural (HMF) which negatively affect the fermentation process, and this requires a separate detoxification step, for example, ion exchange, addition of activated charcoal, and over liming, which in turn increase the overall process cost.

The 1960s was the best decade for music Sure, the decade of pop's explosion produced some fine acts, but all were defiantly pop.

A nuclear explosion produces a complex mix of more than 300 different isotopes of dozens of elements, with half-lifes from fractions of a second to millions of years.

The pressure of such a population explosion produced limited employment opportunities; rising costs for education, health services, and food imports; and an inability to generate the resources to build housing in both urban and rural areas.

This explosion produced a jet of matter moving close to the speed of light, which formed as a massive star collapsed to make a black hole at its centre, scientists said.

When a dark-colored S.U.V. raced through the streets of Washington, flipped over and burst into flames on Fox's fast-paced action show "24" last week, viewers probably were not calculating how much carbon dioxide the explosion produced.

The threat of urban anarchy raises the level of suspense, and although its outbreak provides some of the film's most vivid and troubling scenes, the explosion produces a dramatic stalemate.

The mechanism has been studied in great detail by high-speed cinematography (4,000 frames per second), by audio (the explosion produces an audible pop), and chemical analysis of the spray.

The subsequent explosion produced a tremor similar to a small earthquake.

With the impact of an atomic bomb, the explosion produced by news of the $138.61 billion merger between America Online and Time Warner will forever shape the balance of power on the Internet.