Sentence examples for outward spread from inspiring English sources

To glide, these animals jump outward, spread their rib wings, and drift downward.

Then, after perhaps 1/10,000th of a second, when the X-ray spraying was over, the heat ball resumed its outward spread.

Surgeons, believing this "centrifugal theory" — cancer's stainlike, outward spread from a central mass — advocated ever-widening surgical extirpations to eliminate cancer.

The war had halted the apparently inexorable outward spread of London, and the countryside began exactly where it had in 1939, just round the corner from where we lived.

If sprawl is the outward spread of settlement at constantly lower densities without any overall plan, then London in the 19th century sprawled outward at a rate not surpassed since then by any American city.

What you've got to do is first of all cut down the outward spread from every patient, which means you've got to get many new Ebola treatment centers up.

Outward spreading of nitrogen was more in fine textured silt clay loam and silt soils.

In2O3 species promote the outward spreading of Cu∗ (intermediate species) and improve the Cu∗ diffusion rate at the reactive interfaces.

When we plot the mean squared displacement of the outward spreading Ca2+ signal versus time, the apparent diffusion coefficient in two-dimensional space can be estimated from linear regression analysis of the relation: where ⟨ x⟩ is the mean squared displacement, D is the diffusion coefficient, and t is time.

Subsequent outward, directional spread of new infections following these environmental exposures is supportive of an environmentally mediated transmission pathways, such as necrophagous flies, via contaminated browse, or hematophagous flies.

But the poisons emanating from the rift have spread outward.