Sentences with phrase «ejection of»

Scientists speculate that the ejection of ash from the volcano could continue for days or even weeks.

These accidents involve front - end to front - end impacts that often lead to death, ejection of occupants from the vehicle, and catastrophic injuries.

According to studies, the most common mode of injury in golf cart accidents is the ejection of a passenger.

«Dynamic conservatism» (ostracism and ejection of «change agents» or critics of the «consensus») is particularly potent when the stakes are as high as they are with Mitigation Money.

I would have thought the ejection of magma along the ridge line would sooner create a new chain of islands rather than, say, shove Japan under China.

'' I would have thought the ejection of magma along the ridge line would sooner create a new chain of islands... That is the case where plates are moving apart, e.g. Iceland.

Explosions don't make smooth - bored holes like that but collapsed pingos do, possibly with gas - pressure driven ejection of material upon melting of the pingo ice cap.

The combination of the impact and the ejection of a small amount of material will give a slight change in the velocity; again, over the course of years a small change in trajectory will add up to enough of a difference to avoid hitting earth.

The last now seems all too relevant: many figures in the Brazilian art world have denounced the ejection of Dilma Rousseff, herself an opponent of the military regime, as a modern - day coup.

Fans have faced the dissolution of game developer Kojima Productions, the ejection of series showrunner Hideo Kojima from Konami, and a rather disappointing ending to the newest entry in the series, Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain.

The only complaint here is there's no option for safe ejection of the drive.

Vomiting is the forceful ejection of stomach contents out from the mouth.

A nervous response immediately causes hyper salivation, opening of the esophageal end of the stomach, abdominal & chest muscular stress, followed with retching & forceful ejection of contents through the mouth.

It is also possible that intestinal parasites can block the efficient absorption of nutrients and water from the gut resulting in the rapid ejection of watery stools.

Also known as emesis, vomiting is a common complaint seen in cats that is defined as the ejection of the contents of the stomach through the mouth.

He covered the Iranian revolution and occupation of the U.S. Embassy, Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, civil war in Lebanon and the ejection of the PLO from Beirut, Iran - Iraq war, political turmoil that led to the fall of the Iron Curtain, civil war and deaths of IRA hunger - strikers in Northern Ireland, assassination of Anwar Sadat in Egypt, and civil war in Zimbabwe.

The Secretary shall require advanced glazing to be installed in each motorcoach portal and shall consider other portal improvements to prevent partial and complete ejection of motorcoach passengers, including children.

The explosions regularly involved the ejection of a burning battery case or other components from the device which subsequently ignited nearby flammable or combustible materials.

Pinnacle High School honored for sportsmanship by UHSAA Panthers one of 40 schools across state that went without ejection of a coach or player in 2013 - 14

By the end of the follicular phase, the luteinizing hormone surge results in ejection of the oocyte and transforms the remaining follicle into the corpus luteum; small and large luteal cells are formed from theca and granulosa cells, respectively.

The bright center of the galaxy is thought to be caused by the ejection of huge amounts of super-hot gas from the region around a central black hole.

That energy is released in two forms — a burst of gamma - rays and X-rays and an ejection of subatomic particles at nearly the speed of light.

It is this rare occurrence that leads to unique conditions of the explosive thermonuclear ignition and complete ejection of the accumulated helium ocean.

An artist impression of the mass - transfer phase followed by a double - detonation supernova that leads to the ejection of US 708.

The ejection of gas from the disk by the jets has important implications for the fate of this galaxy.

the accidental high - speed ejection of a NASA standard initiator from a pyro valve into the MMH tank or other spacecraft system.

The chance to study an actual ejection of a star from a multiple system can provide a critical test for the dynamical theories.

Possibilities for the cause of the orbital disturbance include interactions occurring from the inward migration of planets, the ejection of other planets from Star A's system through planet - to - planet scattering, or disruption from Star B. (See a larger, interactive animation of the planetary and potentially habitable zone orbits of this system, with a table of basic orbital and physical characteristics.)

On the other hand, if 30 percent or more of the mass of the cloud core goes into making stars, then the formed stars will remain bound to one another, and the ejection of stars by random gravitational encounters between cluster members will take many crossing times.

They are characterized by emissions of light and particles and, in the case of large - scale flares, by the ejection of a plasma bubble2.

The ejection of matter allows this to occur.

A suite of Sun - gazing spacecraft, SOHO, STEREO and Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO), have spotted an unusual series of eruptions in which a series of fast «puffs» force the slow ejection of a massive burst of plasma from the Sun's corona.

Now, he and his colleagues have measured the ejection of electrons from a helium atom from start to finish with zeptosecond precision (10 - 21 seconds), marking the smallest time slot ever measured.

The team's findings suggest two potential strategies, one aimed at minimizing hydrogen penetration and one at maximizing the ejection of hydrogen atoms that do get in.

«There is a certain type of doping element that minimizes hydrogen's ability to penetrate, whereas other doping elements can introduce a maximum amount of electrons in the oxide, and facilitate the ejection of hydrogen gas right at the surface of the oxide,» says Mostafa.

The data have been partially analysed and confirm that the entry and descent stages occurred as expected, with events diverging from what was expected after the ejection of the back heat shield and parachute.

We constrain the radioactively powered transient resulting from the ejection of neutron - rich material.

They measured the entire ejection of electrons from a helium atom from start to finish with zeptosecond precision (10 - 21 seconds), marking the smallest time slot ever measured.

They also helped us witness the female's ejection of the sperm and the biased use of competing sperm for fertilization,» says Pitnick, an expert in the evolution of reproduction.

Closer examinations of the lander's transmitted telemetry then revealed that the ejection of the parachute and a heat shield occurred earlier than expected, followed by a too - brief firing of rocket thrusters meant to slow the spacecraft's descent.

Their latest results published in the Journal, Nature Physics (DOI: 10.1038 / nphys4289), show that the coherence induced by the capture of single electron by H2 molecule results in the ejection of H?

The researchers have dubbed the process the Stellar Tidal Evolution Ejection of Planets, or STEEP.

The jets are thought to be produced by the ejection of material that is first pulled and acquired, or «accreted,» from one object to the other and swirled into a so - called accretion disk.

By quickly closing and opening, the two folds of muscle served as natural valves, blocking everything but air from entering the respiratory system and allowing the ejection of phlegm from the lungs.

This can be the tick - tock of an escapement, an oscillating quartz crystal or the ejection of a particle from a radioactive atom — one way or another, there must be movement.

An external cue — possibly a drop in air pressure — triggers the ejection of pioneer spores, causing mechanical changes in the surrounding tissue that trigger more ejections.

A mechanism is proposed, according to which the gain in binding energy upon cluster formation may even lead to the ejection of excited fragments as a result of unstable intermediate configurations.

The Sun's activity — including changes in the number of sunspots, levels of radiation and ejection of material - varies on an eleven - year cycle, driven by changes in its magnetic field.

The traditional definition of a rocket is a vehicle, missile or aircraft which obtains thrust by the reaction to the ejection of fast moving fluid from within a rocket engine.

The so - called Carrington Event of 1859 began with a bright solar flare and an ejection of magnetized, high - energy particles that produced the most intense magnetic storm ever recorded on Earth.