Sentence examples for circulating fluids from inspiring English sources

Such hot circulating fluids can dissolve metals and eventually deposit them as economic mineral deposits on their way to the surface.

Altered clay minerals can act as a relatively low permeability zones, whereas actively circulating fluids probably exist in fractures.

The systems considered have an external heat source, and the circulating fluids do not generate heat internally.

These faults and fractures are the main pathways for circulating fluids and are thus responsible for the permeability of the rock (Genter and Traineau [1992]).

Heat transfer in those areas is dominated by circulating fluids and, in the case of two-phase systems, also by steam.

Traditionally, the hydrothermal systems only refer to the flow and heat transport processes that redistribute energy and mass in response to circulating fluids such as groundwater and brines (Norton [1984]).

In DHF prompt medical attention on maintaining circulating fluid volume can improve chances for survival.

It was once thought that increased pressure in the eye, caused by poor drainage of circulating fluid, was a sure sign of glaucoma.

The system maintains a comfortable indoor temperature throughout the year by circulating fluid through long loops of piping buried underneath the football and baseball fields.

Trehalose is present in young mushrooms and in the resurrection plant (Selaginella); it is of considerable biological interest because it is also found in the circulating fluid (hemolymph) of many insects.

One of the more interesting representatives is the aphin group, so called because of their initial recovery from the hemolymph (circulating fluid) of several coloured species of aphids; aphids parasitize plants, as do the other quinone-assimilating insects.