Sentence examples for expulsion of material from inspiring English sources

Finally, in the 1980s a model emerged that has gained the support of most lunar scientists that of a large impact on Earth with the expulsion of material that subsequently formed the Moon.

German mathematician and astronomer Friedrich Bessel suggested that expulsion of material from a comet near perihelion was acting like a rocket motor and propelling the comet into a slightly shorter- (or longer-) period orbit each time it passed close to the Sun.

This increases the local pressure on this axis, resulting in expulsion of material from the far side of the star (panels (c) and (d)) and can counter the effect of the outward kick imparted by the incident shell of material (see also Marietta et al. 2000).

The generation of nanoparticles aggregate is explained by nucleation and condensation of vapor in the plasma plume and expulsion of molten material due to high plasma pressure.

The generation of Si/Au-Si alloy fibrous nanoparticles aggregate is explained by the nucleation and subsequent condensation of vapor in the plasma plume during irradiation and expulsion of molten material due to high plasma pressure.

It's nearly physically impossible for a young man to go more than a week without an expulsion of genetic material- - either we take care of business ourselves, or our bodies do it for us.

Transmission electron microscopy studies of hcl1 expressing M. tuberculosis showed prominent expulsion of cellular material into the matrix, hinting at cell wall damage.

4. Suture Abscess defined as the expulsion of deep suture material and purulent material without surrounding erythema.

The expulsion of molten alloy material results in the formation of alloy nanoparticles.

Expulsion of the hydrogen storage material into (dry) ambient atmosphere yields a dust cloud of finely dispersed powder which does not ignite spontaneously.

A cough is defined as a forced expiration against a closed glottis, which opens suddenly, with a characteristic sound and expulsion of secretions and foreign materials from the respiratory tract [ 2].