Sentence examples for barriers to flow from inspiring English sources

In siliclastic rocks these faults often form partial barriers to flow and significantly influence fluid flow.

Water infiltration increased but runoff was probably lost more readily due to the lack of barriers to flow.

Hydraulic tomography is increasingly recognized as a characterization approach that can image pathways or barriers to flow as well as their connectivity.

Fault zone architecture studies define fault core materials typically acting as low permeability barriers to flow, flanked by the damage zone of fractured permeable rock (Fig. 26b) (Mitchell and Faulkner 2009; Caine et al. 1996; Caine and Forster 1999; Aydin and Berryman 2015; Choi et al. 2016).

At reservoir scale asphaltenes may cause compartmentalisation and at pore scale they may create barriers to flow, change wettability conditions and relative permeability; and as a result affect ultimate oil recovery.

Where they met a barrier to flow, such as a basement high or a basin edge, the solutions moved and reacted with the limestone, depositing ore minerals.

Z-2 reservoir was divided into two flow units separated by approximately 12-ft-thick shale unit, which could act as a barrier to flow between the zones.

The experiment revealed flow rates in various soils and showed how clay forms a barrier to flow.

What about genetic variation, barriers to gene flow, energy flow through ecosystems, or planetary climate change?

The Global Green Growth Summit (GGGS) aims to explore ways to unblock the barriers to capital flowing to emerging markets, develop innovative international financial instruments for green growth, strengthen national financing vehicles and build solid project proposals.

This suggests that mountains, while not strict barriers to gene flow, do channel gene flow through a certain altitudinal range.