Sentence examples for been lost into a from inspiring English sources

Richard Gibby from the British Library says a lot of material, such as that published by web users after the London bombings in 2005, has already been lost into "a digital black hole".

Most or all of the Pacific ophiolite has probably been lost into the subduction zone.

Finally, distribution of resources with SADI may act as a form of insurance against computational resources being lost into oblivion as a result of changes in platform popularity or difficulties in porting computational resources across platforms, since SADI services expose a standard, platform-independent interface.

There is now overwhelming evidence that rivers and lakes once existed on Mars many hundreds of millions of years in the past, but that most of this water was lost into space, leaving behind a dry, cold and barren planet.

Larvae disperse, find a suitable substrate, then settle and metamorphose (during this process the tail is reabsorbed and the notochord is lost) into the adult form (called an oozooid; Figure  1) that is now sessile.

A significant amount of water is lost into shale reservoirs after hydraulic fracturing, and this can cause the permeability reduction that hinders hydrocarbon production.

The problem: Our bodies generate a significant amount of heat, but this energy is lost into the environment.

Thus, the circulatory capacity is increased, and fluid is lost into the tissues.

This phenomenon makes the planet habitable, by trapping heat that would otherwise be lost into space.

23 A major characteristic of Crohn's disease is protein-losing enteropathy, resulting in proteins being lost into the lumen of the intestine.

(c) Reconfigure topology: if there is a better topology or an essential link has been lost, the network topology should go into a reconfiguration phase to try to regain/improve connectivity (low-complexity algorithms for dynamic topology optimization have been developed [14]).  .