Sentence examples for wind of material from inspiring English sources

And when he imagined the day the Iron Curtain lifted, a day that his own policy recommendations were intended to bring about, he dreaded what would happen to the Russians after being exposed to "the wind of material plenty" and its "debilitating and insidious breath".

Massive stars are known to emit strong winds of material that fly out at superfast speeds.

In this paper a model for rolls wound of orthotropic material is developed.

But because supermassive black holes at the centers of galaxies produce winds and jets of material that regulate star formation, the rare expulsion of the gravitational guzzlers could alter the evolution of the galaxies they once called home, Blecha says.

While the two stars in the binary are in orbit around each other, the stars can accrete some of the wind material of the other star.

It is suggested that the accumulation of the aeolian sediments occurred throughout most of the Holocene, as a result of both local acquisition of fine particles derived from the weathering and erosion of the basal Neogene marine sediments, and deflation from the intermittently dry lake bed, as well as deposition of material transported by wind from more distant sources.

Graphene oxide (GO) demonstrated to improve the wound healing properties of materials intended for bone replacement.

America's space agency, NASA, will be hoping a similar fate does not befall its Genesis mission, which is due to return a container of solar wind (material which streams off the surface of the sun) to Earth on September 8th.

Erosion can be the result of material movement by the wind.

These strips of fabric are located beneath the zipper and add a layer of material to block the wind.

Somehow they caught the Syrians completely off-guard!" To execute the attack, the Mossad first had to get wind of the shipment of nuclear material (possibly from North Korea), ascertain its hiding place, then disable Syria's myriad air defense installations.