Sentences with phrase «of ejected»

About the crater, another way to account for the low volume of ejected material might be if most of it was ice and the ice subsequently melted.

From a rough scaling I estimate the speed of the ejected MMF to be around 6000 kph.

...» We describe the variations with time of the solar irradiance and of the flux of ejected magnetised plasma.

This shallow angle would have permitted some of the ejected material from the collision to fall back on the surface, spraying it with the observed phyllosilicate traces.

These patterns strongly resemble the biological clustering observed in modern plants, and suggest a dual mode of reproduction: the «grandparents» being the product of ejected waterborne propagules, while the «parents» and «children» grew from «runners» sent out by the older generation, like strawberry plants.

These new observations of Herbig Haro 46 - 47 revealed that some of the ejected material had velocities much higher than had been measured before.

Much more interesting are the three distinct types of mineral flow across the landscape, produced by the movement of ice - rich material, landslides or blankets of ejected particles following impact into ice - rich material.

The new VLA study indicates that the speed of the ejected particles varies over time, contrary to the traditional model for SS 433.

What's more, it is almost certain that the brown dwarf population contains a large number of ejected giant planets — bona fide exoplanets that were booted from their natal systems by more massive siblings.

The planetary pinball effect is surprisingly common in the simulations, with more than half of all ejected planets bouncing back and forth between the stars.

However, the vast majority of ejected planets eventually escape from both stars forever, voyaging into a permanent deep freeze.

Plotting the energies and momenta of the ejected electrons tells researchers how they were behaving when they were inside the material.

That's what prompted the researchers to use a multi-scale, multi-physics approach, employing two different codes: ZEUS - MP, which has the radiation transport required to evaporate the halo, and CASTRO, which was developed at Berkeley Lab and has the adaptive mesh refinement needed to resolve the collision of the ejected metal with the halo.

When the supernova remnant RCW 103 was first observed 25 years ago, it seemed to be a textbook example of a massive star's death: a gaseous cloud of ejected material surrounding a neutron star only about 12 miles across.

The scientists are hoping to use ash deposits from these volcanoes to develop a sharper picture of the amount and speed of the ejected material.

When they die, stars explode in supernovae, leaving behind a cloud of ejected material called a supernova remnant.

Jewitt suggested that some of the ejected pieces have themselves fallen to bits in a kind of cascading fragmentation.

The mass of ejected lithium in Nova Centauri 2013 is estimated to be tiny (less than a billionth of the mass of the Sun), but, as there have been many billions of novae in the history of the Milky Way, this is enough to explain the observed and unexpectedly large amounts of lithium in our galaxy.

Aside from the brief sitting held in the spring with the almost sole purpose of ejecting retired MLA Ken Kowalski from his long - held spot in Speaker's Chair, the newly elected Wildrose Official Opposition has had little opportunity to spar with government ministers in a formal setting.

«Ultimately, we found that Jupiter is capable of ejecting the fifth giant planet while retaining a moon with the orbit of Callisto,» said Cloutier, who is also a graduate fellow at the Centre for Planetary Sciences at the University of Toronto at Scarborough.

An average star like the sun continues the process of ejecting its outer layers until its core is exposed.

Stunts are by far the most enjoyable aspect of FlatOut 4, there's 12 of them in total, all consisting of ejecting your driver through the windscreen of your car in order to play FlatOut 4's version of games such as Golf, Billiards, Cup Pong, High Jump and more!

Which is of course why they all relocated to tiny reservations instead of ejecting the newcomers who kept making demands.

It states: «Art 50 can not have the effect of ejecting a member state from the EU contrary to its own constitutional requirements», including Parliament's final decision.

The market has a way of ejecting them.

Not exact matches

In the tests, they burst through the surface, ejecting pillars of seawater more than a mile high while rippling out powerful shockwaves.

United Airlines made all the wrong kinds of headlines Monday after forcibly ejecting a customer from an overbooked flight.

On Wednesday, after May announced the expulsion of the 23 Russian diplomats — the largest number ejected by the UK since the Cold War — multiple US officials, including the US ambassador to the UN and White House staff, said the US stands in solidarity with the UK.

Russia has already retaliated in kind against Britain for ejecting 23 diplomats over the first known use of a military - grade nerve agent on European soil since World War Two.

He also threatened to eject the Chase Manhattan Bank for lending money to one of the papers.

In fact, 145 people worldwide — 8 % of the world's billionaires — have been ejected from the 10 - figure net worth echelon over the past eight months, the Post says.

He also ordered that 35 Russian diplomats from the Russian Embassy in Washington and the Russian Consulate in San Francisco be ejected from the United States, and closed Russian compounds in New York and Maryland in response to what he said was Russian harassment of American diplomats in Moscow.

The extent of the fallout is anybody's guess, but Greece could see the value of its bonds plummet, putting its banks in crisis, and ultimately the country could be ejected from the Eurozone.

This continued hostility could pave the way to a grexit (â $ ˜Greek exitâ $ ™ from the Euro) in light of a leaked report showing Angela Merkelâ $ ™ s secret (or not so secret) desire to see Greece ejected from the Euro zone altogether.

The professional investor who understands that their strategy goes in and out of favor is unlikely to press eject when times get tough.

WASHINGTON — Former president Barack Obama's top campaign aide on Tuesday rejected comparisons between Obama's extensive use of Facebook data to turn out voters in the 2012 election and the actions of Cambridge Analytica, a data and political intelligence firm ejected last week by Facebook in a growing controversy over social - media privacy.

The U.S., Canada and more than a dozen European countries ejected scores of Russian diplomats and intelligence officers on Monday, in that deepens the breach between Moscow and the West.

It would have been much easier, effective as a straight - up shot, instead of one of those time - release capsules that your body sometimes just ejects before it's really had a chance to do anything.

the atoms of iron in your blood, the gold you may have in a ring, the carbon in your cells all was forged in the heart of a long dead star and ejected out into the universe.

You have never seen this much blood ejected out of man's body before.

SSPX Readers may know that the Society of St Pius X, the group that sort of left the Catholic Church after the Second Vatican Council (the theology of communion and schism is a subtle one), has ejected one of its four bishops.

Islam forbids Muslims to launch aggressive war motivated by a spirit of cruelty, or a desire to drain the resources of a people, or to cause suffering, or to eject people from their homes.

Forcibly ejecting Jesus from the synagogue, they took him «to the brow of the hill on which their city was built,» intending to throw him down into the valley.

Here is the way I see it.The first thing God did for mankind, after they sinned but before He ejected them from Paradise, was to get rid of their fig leaf underwear and make them some new clothing.

But without public support (and with a financial crisis), Bush's party was ejected from the White House, and the Obama administration abandoned Bush's counterinsurgency strategy — along with the hard - won gains of 2007.

Here are the Webster possibilities:» a (1): to eject or impel or cause to be ejected or impelled by a sudden release of tension (2): to drive forth or cause to be driven forth by an explosion (3): to drive forth or cause to be driven forth by a sudden release of gas or air

Would Jesus approve of how we admit or eject people to or from membership?

A Christian from South Yorkshire who was ejected from his university course after being accused of make derogatory comments about homosexuals may learn on Friday whether his High Court battle has been successful.

Since the people of Kuwait had already had their country taken from them and were being systematically robbed and brutalized, it is hard to imagine how, realistically, they could have been made worse off by a use of force to eject the occupiers.

Consider again the case of the United States Catholic bishops, this time in their official opposition to the use of armed force to eject Iraq from Kuwait after Saddam Hussein's army had aggressively annexed that country in 1990.