Sentence examples for violent processes from inspiring English sources

Detecting these high-energy neutrinos would give scientists a way to peer inside some of the most violent processes going on at the farthest reaches of the cosmos.

The borders fixed by European mapmakers created unwieldy polities that had to struggle through painful and often violent processes of nation-building.

Yesterday's inauguration of the first element of an international telescope array in Namibia provides astronomers with the most sensitive high-energy gamma ray observatory ever--a powerful new tool for studying the most violent processes in the universe.

Such theories need to line up with what we know about the Moon, about the violent processes that set off the creation of moons, and what computer simulations show about the more sedate gravitational "gathering-up" that finishes the job.

Possible reasons for both are due to violent processes like vigorous vapor generation, where the nanoparticles are detached (are not deposited on anymore) from the heated surface causing the number of microsized cavities to increase, which then decreases the wall superheat, and perhaps due to the nanofluid particle deposits, are not ready to settle, respectively, during the transient time.

"This is a whole new insight into the violent processes like the ones that formed the moon and that must be going on where terrestrial planets are forming and first evolving in other planetary systems," adds astronomer George Rieke of the University of Arizona in Tucson.

This violent process would be deadly if experienced by the entire body.

The multiplication of fiefs was a violent process of subjugating free peasants and abusing churches.

Contemporary gentrification is an often violent process by which a complex and diverse urban environment becomes more homogeneous and exclusionary.

It, too, expressed by a somewhat violent process the essence that a living creature collected in its head.

Cardiopulmonary resuscitation, attempting to restore breathing or blood flow to critically-ill patients, is often a violent process with rib fractures and brain injury significant risks.