Sentence examples for gaseous material from inspiring English sources
At those close distances, the powerful gravity of the fast-living neutron star begins to rip gaseous material from the outer layers of its companion.
They realized that hot gaseous material stripped from a stellar atmosphere would simply dissipate in space; it would not condense to form planets. Hence, the basic idea that a solar system could form through stellar encounters was untenable.
The dust cannot be formed directly from purely gaseous material at the low densities found even in comparatively dense interstellar clouds, which would be considered an excellent laboratory vacuum.
Hammel's group and astronomers around the world were therefore pleasantly surprised not only to see the impact sites, but in some cases to see plumes of gaseous material rising from fresh collisions.
Processes employing ions of gaseous material clusters comprised of a few hundred to many thousand atoms are now being developed into a new field of ion beam technology.
The study, published this month in Nature Astronomy, explains that the brightness of luminous astronomical explosions known as classical novae is very likely caused by the collision of multiple waves of gaseous material being ejected at different speeds during the early stages of an explosion.
Low temperature plasma (LTP) jets enable the ambient ionization and desorption of molecules from solid, liquid, and gaseous materials.
The processes that deliver dissolved, particulate, and gaseous materials to the oceans ensure that they contain, at some concentration, very nearly every element that is found in Earth's crust and atmosphere.
The dispersion of toxic gaseous materials was chosen for study in detail, which took the '12.23' Kaixian blowout accident in Chongqing as an example.
The energy and size of cluster have become well controllable and many kinds of gaseous materials become available as cluster source gas.
This temperature is much lesser than the metallic or other gaseous materials' plasma temperatures.
