Sentence examples for fully expel from inspiring English sources

In this mode, the thickness of an individual source rock is typically less than 10 m, and the porosity and pressure are in equilibrium, indicating that the source rocks can fully expel hydrocarbons.

Previous researchers have stated that a hydrocarbon source rock mudstone less than 10 m in thickness can fully expel oil; thus, the maximum of (h 1 + h 2) is 10 m.

Three ideal, efficient oil expulsion modes based on different source rock thicknesses are described below (Fig. 2): (1) Full expulsion mode In this mode, the thickness of an individual source rock is typically less than 10 m, and the porosity and pressure are in equilibrium, indicating that the source rocks can fully expel hydrocarbons.

Although the actual physical forces (in pN) of the actin coat are not yet known, these features suggest the contribution of an active contraction to fully expel the vesicle contents.

Try to exhale for twice as long as you inhale, and fully expel the air.

His motivation is rooted in fully expelling himself and his family from the hard favela life in which he was raised.

(3) In the upper and lower full oil expulsion belts, the hydrocarbon can be fully expelled, and the hydrocarbon expulsion efficiency (K) is approximately equal to Ko.

The partially inserted conformation is important because co-factors are able to conformationally switch certain partially inserted serpins into a fully expelled form.

American military victories in the region and the ratification of the Jay Treaty, which called for British withdrawal from the region's forts, caused a formal evacuation, but the British were not fully expelled from the area until the conclusion of the War of 1812.

The effective friction coefficient depends on static friction, hydrostatic pressure, and pore fluid pressure; a value of μ′ = 0.4, consistent with laboratory evidences on friction and moderate pore pressure when fluids are not fully expelled, is often assumed [ Stein et al., 1992 , 1997.

Philippe Coutinho's brilliantly taken winner, struck from fully 30 yards, will not expel the memories of that 6-1 drubbing when Steven Gerrard's final match for the club turned into the kind of harrowing ordeal a man with his history could scarcely have thought plausible.