Sentence examples for conduit toward from inspiring English sources

On June 1 a new swarm of earthquakes began at shallow depths about 1 km (0.6 mile) northwest of the summit, indicating that magma was creating fractures as it forced open a conduit toward the surface from the magma chamber beneath the volcano.

John McEnroe, 31 years old and unseeded here for the first time in 13 years, isn't worried about using this Open as a conduit toward No. 1. "I'm generally happy that I'm still in the tournament," he quipped after outmaneuvering Javier Sanchez of Spain, 7-6, 7-6, 6-4.

That firefighter himself was overcome in a moment by the smoke, and fell for a second before following a conduit toward the open north side of the building on his hands and knees, according to several people briefed on his experience.

Eventually, "regenerating" olfactory nerve axons from different nasal regions could be guided by their specific sheath cell conduits toward their target glomeruli; hence, the olfactory message may be maintained undisturbed throughout the life span of the animal.

It is not likely that each crater is supplied by a different magma chamber; therefore, the conduit probably branches toward these craters from a single zone of magma accumulation.

It is also possible that pathway 2 alone could have caused the observed trends toward conduit artery vasodilatation and blunted endothelial function within this rapid time frame.

In addition, we observed concomitant early (lag hour 2) trends toward conduit artery vasodilatation (increased BAD) and impairment in endothelial function (decreased FMD).

Brief elevations in ambient TPE levels encountered during routine daily activity were associated with small increases in HR and trends toward conduit arterial vasodilatation and endothelial dysfunction within a few hours of exposure.

Despite these dissimilarities, coarse CAP exposure was associated with a rapid increase in BP and heart rate, reduced HRV, and a trend (albeit nonsignificant, Table 4) toward conduit artery vasoconstriction (reduced BAD responses comparable with those we observed after fine CAP exposure (Brook et al. 2002, 2009).

STRIKING AMONG this age group was the way in which harsh moral opprobrium became the conduit through which anger toward parents was expressed.

Helium, being a very light, highly mobile, inert, unreactive, fast-moving gas, apparently can travel from Earth's core to surface through these heat conduits, progressing upward toward ever-decreasing densities.