Sentence examples for circulation between the from inspiring English sources

But after, say, six inches it is a waste of water and preservatives and can impede air circulation between the stems.

The regional planners also call for two new pedestrian bridges over the tracks, to increase circulation between the newer and older sections of the village.

The flow through this strait provides for the circulation between the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden, since no flow takes place through the Suez Canal.

In a March 22 letter to state officials, the highway administration said that a pair of proposed highway ramps would enhance traffic circulation between the development site, known as Willets Point, and the Van Wyck Expressway.

Systematic investigation was first undertaken by the Danish expedition in the Thor in 1908 10, which covered as much of the Mediterranean Sea as possible with regard to pelagic (open-sea) animal life and its dependence on hydrographic (flow) conditions; the seasonal circulation between the western and eastern basins and between the Balearic and Tyrrhenian seas also was studied.

The first open oceanic circulation between the South and North Atlantic oceans was established along the passive margin of South America in the Late Cretaceous Epoch (about 100 to 66 million years ago), though marine sediments had accumulated and been lithified in those basins for some time prior to that.

These observations suggest the existence of fluid circulations between the forearc mantle and the hot spring hydrothermal system or the volcanic arc.

By unlinking the circulations between the fetuses, the pregnancy is rendered "functionally" dichorionic, which improves pregnancy treatment and results in decreased neonatal morbidity.

To examine whether these anomalous vertical atmospheric circulations were reinforced in high EASMI years, those circulations in 100° 180°E where TCs mainly occur were averaged to analyze differences in vertical meridional atmospheric circulations between the two groups.

Reporting of the indices was assessed by: (a) the number of articles published each year mentioning the index at least once (b) a weighting of (a) allowing for the different circulation between newspapers (c) the diversity of newspapers having articles mentioning the index (using the Shannon Index).

In areas where there is rugged topography that significantly interrupts the environmental wind flow, the wind circulation between mountains and valleys is the most important contributor to the prevailing winds.