Sentence examples for outgassing through from inspiring English sources

The natural background level of carbon dioxide varies on timescales of millions of years due to slow changes in outgassing through volcanic activity.

Taken together, our results indicate that the transition from effusive to explosive behaviour may rest on the competition between permeability reduction within the conduit and outgassing through fractures at the conduit margin.

Further, outgassing through large-scale fractures and faults in the edifice is also supported by detailed field studies (e.g. Varley and Taran 2003).

For example, the efficiency of lateral outgassing through the country rock (e.g. Jaupart 1998) is likely aided by a dilatant failure mode and hindered by a compactant failure mode.

As part of this process of differentiation, volatiles present in the particles would have been released through outgassing.

Outgassing of volatile compounds through the first volcanoes would have contributed to the formation of the planets' atmospheres.

Therefore, the compactant deformation of deep edifice host rocks will serve to decrease permeability and impede the lateral outgassing of exsolving magma through the deep conduit wallrock.

The large surface area of the chamber's wall, main doors and multiple electrical/optical feed-throughs could lead to extensive outgassing.

For example, through the early-mid Eocene volcanic outgassing, the oxidation of methane stored in wetlands, and seafloor gases increased atmospheric CO2 (carbon dioxide) concentrations to levels as high as 3500 ppm.

The current Ar/Ar value of 4.2 ± 0.1 must then have been set by largely the balancing of atmospheric loss through solar wind erosion with the outgassing of mantle Ar with a solar Ar/Ar ratio of 5.5 (e.g., trapped interior component of Chassigny with Ar/Ar ≥5.26) [ Mathew and Marti, 2001] since about 4 Ga.

In outer space, solar wind is the movement of gases or charged particles from the sun through space, while planetary wind is the outgassing of light chemical elements from a planet's atmosphere into space.