Sentence examples for violent ejection from inspiring English sources

Rockbursts frequently occur in deep underground excavations in a sudden or violent ejection of blocks of rocks from excavation walls.

Boilover is defined as a violent ejection of fuel due to the vaporization of a water sub-layer, resulting in an enormous fire enlargement and formation of fireball and ground fire.

Coal bursts involve the sudden, violent ejection of coal or rock into the mine workings.

Coal bursts involve the sudden, violent ejection of coal or rock into the mine workings (Figs. 1, 2).

It includes a total of 140 events that were reported to MSHA.1 An additional 13 events involved roof "thumps", but since they did not result in violent ejection of coal or rock they were not included in the total.2.2

School children don't need one more "Officer Slam" as some students referred to the White South Carolina school resource officer who this week shamed the nation with his violent ejection of a 16-year-old Black female student from her classroom for a nonviolent offense.

Equally effective were the "possessory assizes". In the feudal world, especially in times of turmoil, violent ejections and usurpations were common, with consequent vendettas and violence.

The sun is host to a number of strange goings-on besides these violent ejections.

It is shown that this effect was related to adiabatic shear instability, which caused violent jetting, ejection of molten material from the particle, and thermal softening of the interfacial layers.

It may be our first observed case of a so-called "pair instability supernova", thought to mark the deaths of the first stars in the very early Universe (although SN2006gy was relatively nearby), and it appears to have suffered a violent precursor mass ejection just 5-10 years before the SN.

"Kelud's typically short but violent eruptions cause the ejection of water from a crater lake at its summit".