Sentence examples for violent expansion from inspiring English sources

The violent expansion had another effect too.

Writer describes the results of this city's headlong, violent expansion.

The excess pressure causes a violent expansion of the gas into the dense cloud.

Pyroclastic flows have their origin in explosive volcanic eruptions, when a violent expansion of gas shreds escaping magma into small particles, creating what are known as pyroclastic fragments.

They cannot be at rest with respect to the surrounding gas; if they were, the immense pressure exerted by their dense hot gas would cause a violent expansion.

Phreatic eruptions are caused by a violent expansion of steam without direct involvement of magma (e.g., Barberi et al. 1992).

Yet that conveniently ignores the violent expansions of other Buddhist rulers elsewhere in the world at the time.

The star then undergoes a series of violent expansions and contractions as it migrates to the stable branch and then settles on the new equilibrium.

He wrote extensively of his fears that "not enough was or is being done for graduates, especially in the sciences" and about "an over-violent expansion of universities" before "overcrowded, under-staffed, ill-built schools" were improved.

But the patterns within them date from less than a trillionth of a second after the Big Bang, when the universe is said to have undergone a violent burst of expansion known as inflation that set cosmic history on the course it has followed ever since.

Inflationary theory proposes that the very early universe went through an amazingly violent and rapid expansion for less than 10-32 second.