Sentence examples for circulates thin from inspiring English sources
Another sea-level option is to sleep in a sealed tent that circulates thin air.
In plate freezers, refrigerant is allowed to circulate inside thin channels within the plates.
Diffusion of gases occurs between the hemolymph circulating within thin leaflike structures (lamellae) stacked like pages in a book within the pocket and the air in spaces between these thin structures.
For now, though, the villagers are praying hard for the souls of the dead, with millions of mantras circulating in the thin air of the plateau.
At the same time, stories about Mr. Olbermann's thin skin circulated widely in the newsroom.
This is circulated in narrow, thin-walled tubes, rising dramatically in temperature when exposed to the fearsome, concentrated sunlight at the top of the tower.
The man's forehead sprouted two inch-high protrusions, each of which, though bluish in color, clearly had veins of blood circulating just under the tight thin skin.
Joule Unlimited has designed a device it calls the SolarConverter, in which thin, clear panels circulate brackish water and a nitrogen-based growth medium bubbling with carbon dioxide.
Evaporative CO2 coolant circulating in micro-channels embedded in a thin silicon substrate will be used for cooling.
Leptin, from the Greek "leptos" (thin), is a 16-kDa circulating protein with hormone/cytokine activities released by WAT, mainly subcutaneous fat.
He attempted to keep his condition private, but by 1883 rumors of his illness began to circulate; he had become thinner and more aged in appearance, and struggled to keep the pace of the presidency.
