Sentence examples for venting through from inspiring English sources

While not enough of the ship is intact to judge the exact location, its effects are indisputable: about seven seconds after the hit, the forward magazines detonated in a cataclysmic explosion, mostly venting through the sides of the ship and destroying much of the interior structure of the forward part of the ship.

Intraluminal aortic clamping has been achieved until now by means of a sophisticated device consisting of a three-lumen catheter named Endoclamp, which allows at the same time occlusion of the aorta, antegrade delivering of cardioplegia, and venting through the aortic root.

The southern area (Tube Worm Pillar, TWP) features high temperature venting through an 11-m high sulfide structure on top of a lava pillar.

The work presented in this paper demonstrated the applicability of thermal venting through a series of numerical simulations in one- and two-dimensional flow domains.

At the second board, expert witnesses suggested that what was observed was the venting, through the engine-room ventilators, of a violent but not instantaneous explosion or deflagration in the 4-inch magazines.

"This is being vented through the idea of being pro-bin Laden".

Mostly, however, he's powered by rage, which he vents through explosions of violence and misanthropy.

I lit my pipe, and watched smoke vent through the transom of the rigged hatch into the narrow dusk of day's end.

To prevent pressure buildup, the gases are allowed to vent into the containment, and in this case must have leaked or were vented through the containment into outside air.

Air was drawn up through openings, and it circulated through the house and then vented through an elongated chimney that ran like a spine the length of the roof.

An visited her sometimes, taking her food or medicine, and staying overnight in the Vietminh tunnel network, where the cooking fires were vented through termite mounds in order to evade the French spotter planes that flew overhead.