Sentence examples for matter and release from inspiring English sources

The ocean is also rife with bacteria that feed on organic matter and release carbon dioxide as waste.

The frozen vegetation, rich in microorganisms, is thawing as the Arctic warms rapidly and microbes consume the newly available plant matter and release both C02 and methane, potent greenhouse gases.

A small crowd of flag-waving activists supporting the defendants gathered across the street from the courthouse Wednesday afternoon, carrying signs that said "Ranchers lives matter" and "Release the Malheur protesters".

In MFCs, microbes oxidize organic matter and release electrons that are transferred to anodes, resulting in electricity generation (Watanabe 2008).

The total concentration of metals was increased due to reduction of organic matter and release of CO2 during the mineralization processes (Zorpas et al. 2000).

The increase in EC was due to loss of organic matter and release of different mineral salts in available forms such as phosphate, ammonium and potassium.

Together with bacteria, fungi are responsible for breaking down organic matter and releasing carbon, oxygen, nitrogen, and phosphorus into the soil and the atmosphere.

In Sydney, Nova Scotia, from 1901 through 1988 a coke and steel factory operated with no pollution controls, depositing over a million tons of particulate matter and releasing several thousands of tons of coal tar into the estuary.

White dwarfs litter space in their trillions and, according to Dr Clavelli, any one of them could "freeze" at any time, turning its atoms into dark matter and releasing a powerful blast of gamma rays across the universe in a way analogous to water giving up its latent heat when it turns to ice.It is a controversial idea.

The biofilter and sedimentation area management has to be improved to avoid organic matter decomposition and release of dissolved elements.

In this study, a gradual increase in EC was observed for the various composting combinations and the increase lasted from 15 to 17 days (data not shown) and it is due to the organic matter degradation and release of different mineral salts in available forms (such as phosphate, ammonium, potassium) as reported by Garg et al. (2006).