Sentence examples for particles out of from inspiring English sources

The gills are equipped with comblike rakers to strain food particles out of the water.

In this cup, the plume of rising rum could not push the cream — clumped together by fat particles — out of the way.

"When you enter a drought condition, there will be a shortage of soil moisture and then it's very hard to keep dust particles out of the air," he says.

The main weather worry is that a north wind might blow radiation south from the damaged nuclear reactors and then rain might wash radioactive particles out of the sky and onto vessels.

"It may be harder than we thought" to clean the fine particles out of the air and protect public health, he said, "but if we really know what's causing it, we can focus our efforts more".

Every second of every day, more than six trillion neutrinos stream through your body, coming directly from the fiery core of the sun but most of them go right through our bodies, and the Earth, without interacting with the particles out of which those objects are made.

"Well, I learned in science If you take a good whiff of a piece of chicken, small molecules of that chicken fly into your nose -- the actual particles!" So he's attempting to keep the urine smell that hits us on every block-nay, the actual urine particles-out of his nose.

Suppose there are two particles with out-of-plane orientations 90° apart.

Out in space, very little disturbs Kepler from its position, except for the photons (light particles) streaming out of the sun that constant bombard the spacecraft.

Using this index allows the tracking algorithm to miss individual frames (e. g. when the particle drifted out of focus).

There, a series of slab-shaped detectors is waiting to try and pinpoint the difference between the particles and anti-particles that pop out of the proton collisions.