Sentence examples for carry volume from inspiring English sources

Three of these are contact waves, which carry volume and solute concentration information.

In what is becoming a Court Upstairs trademark, Lizzie Clachan's design extends beyond the auditorium: you mosey into the theatre past a bookcase carrying volumes of National Geographic.

Mr. Nelson and Jacob Perkins, both 26, started the library in February, inspired in part by Pilot Books, a bookstore in Mr. Nelson's hometown, Seattle, that carried volumes by independent publishers, and which closed in 2011.

Williams carried volumes in his head: lines from songs and plays and books and movies.

These veins carry large volumes of blood, which would produce large volume, space-occupying clots rather than the thin film bleeds typical of shaken baby syndrome.

They carry huge volumes of traffic and are generally strictly regulated.

They also carry numerous volumes of garden essays, most often by writers who garden or gardeners who write.

Corning's two-year-old LEAF, for Large Effective Area Fiber, is big and smooth enough to carry large volumes of light for long distances before they require amplification.

Most streams carry greater volumes of water in the highlands than near the sea and do not reach the ocean; rather, they filter into the porous basalt rocks.

Some European video sharing sites have contributed to the cost of equipment that Internet service providers need to carry huge volumes of video traffic.

As part of the explanation, it wrote, "German banks exhibit one of the highest absolute leverage ratios as they carry large volumes of assets to which they attach low risk".