Sentence examples for violent jet from inspiring English sources

The most dramatic blast yet happened two weeks ago when a violent jet erupted from the comet's neck for several minutes, sending up a bright plume of debris at ten metres per second.

In related work, astronomer Mario Livio of the Space Telescope Science Institute in Baltimore and his colleagues found a higher rate of novas--smaller blasts on the surfaces of white dwarfs--near the violent jet in M87, another active galaxy.

Bart Scott, an unapologetically violent Jets linebacker known as the Mad Backer, will not let his 7-year-old son play football.

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.

Upon violent interaction with jet streams, the solution sheet was effectively disintegrated into fine drops and the mixing of supercritical fluid (SF) and solution was intensified for increased transfer rates.

Scott repeatedly reminded reporters how football was a physical, violent game, and how the Jets' defense would play a physical, violent style.

Dr. Betru's death shared a tragic sameness with those of the hundreds of other passengers and flight crew aboard the four hijacked jets: horrible, unfathomable, violent.

Violent men die violently.

But as ΔD/S < 0.6, the twin jets are closer to the chamber wall, and radial inductions from the expanding steps are stronger, so twin jets do not appear the collection effect on the space and time scale of the observation chamber and the pressure distributions of jet flow field are always more violent pulsation state.

Since 1999, the eruptive activity has varied between violent Strombolian to Vulcanian style explosions with associated pyroclastic flows, lava jetting and weaker explosions with ash emissions (Le Pennec et al. [2011]; Fee et al. [2010]; Ruiz et al. [2005]).

The third is the jet stream, which fires directly through Tornado Alley, churning those combined airflows into violent storms.