Sentence examples for conduits of the from inspiring English sources

Can we just stop this, and maybe we'll start again?" To a person sitting toward the back of the room, near the network television cameras, the main conduits of the message, the source of the Mayor's irritation was initially unclear.

These features form high flow conduits of the groundwater.

John Locke (1690, Book 3, ch. 9, para.16), for instance, describes animal spirits as "fluid and subtile Matter, passing through the Conduits of the Nerves".

They were one of the principal conduits of the liberal arts tradition which stretches back to Cassiodorus Senator in the 6th century.

The CFD model represents channels, plates and conduits of the exchanger and takes into account the unequal flow distribution among channels and the flow maldistribution inside the channel.

Two plate-type heat-exchangers are introduced at the combustion outlet and reforming outlet conduits of the microchannel reactor in order to recover the heat of the combustion gas and reformed gas, respectively.

Artists must endure low pay and precarious conditions, and arts administrators are often the conduits of this insecurity.

"Cable is the political conduit of the air," said Andrew Kohut, director of the Pew Research Center for the People and the Press.

The main conduit of the Great Man-Made River runs from the Sahara desert to the shore near Sirte, turning the town's caked earth into market gardens.

As the greatest European conduit of the Nothern Dancer bloodlines, he produced champions as varied as Salsabil, High Chaparral, Yeats and Istabraq.

Apart from a peculiarly Russian mystical tradition, which he exploited evoking the compact spell of the icon, as a conduit of the divine his work amounts to a cosmic "Song of the Open Road".