Bauer et al. (2016) concluded that, on a regional scale, faults of a particular deformation event have to be viewed as forming a network of flow conduits directing recharge more or less rapidly towards the water table and the springs.
This leakage probability is controlled by the probability of a connected network of conduits existing at a given site, the probability of this network encountering the CO2 plume, and the probability of this network intersecting environmental resources that may be impacted by leakage.
Finally, they produce the extracellular matrix (ECM) scaffold that forms a network of microvessels, called conduits.
The aquifer consists of a three-dimensional interconnected network of conduits representing fractures in the rock, and a porous rock matrix representing the finer fissured system in the rock.
Nonoptical approaches to reading multiple pores, namely, tunneling-based or fluid wells, are both limited by the need for a network of parallel electrodes and/or fluid conduits that lead to macroscale contacts.
However, what's interesting is in cases like Steamboat Geyser, the network of conduits in which water trickles down and the location and movement of magma is far more complex than Old Faithful.
This network of conduits and cells ensures that small, soluble antigens can efficiently penetrate deep into LNs.
Once there was indeed a Saharan desert divide separating what was then called an "Arab" north and a "black south". But modern transportation and new media technologies long ago transformed that border into a network of easily-breached roads and communications conduits.
An earlier, multibillion-dollar effort financed by international donors yielded a network of 35 sewage treatment facilities, 500 miles of conduits and 85 pumps, he said.
Quiroga has become the conduit between a network of adventurous brewers and a singular farmer famous for his passion — and his heirloom peaches.
