Sentence examples for deep flux from inspiring English sources

Shares in Gallic lenders finished higher at the end of the day's trading, but speculation that France may lose its triple-A rating put them in deep flux beforehand.

The results of the different models provide estimates about the amount of deep gas flux, the in situ production and the groundwater residence time of the considered sites.

Silica concentration is dependent on the relative proportion of local (shallow) and regional (deep) groundwater flux.

Alternatively changes in porosity and permeability, along with self-sealing of the host rock and conduit, could reduce rates of surface degassing without the deep source flux of magmatic gases necessarily changing.

The deep carbon flux at 23°N was similar to the 9°N site [ 37].

Further analysis of the global data set of deep particle flux by Wilson et al. [ 2012] has shown that the use of geographically weighted regression analysis (GWR), which allows model parameters to vary spatially, is more appropriate than the single multiple linear regression used by Klaas and Archer [ 2002] and Le Moigne et al. [ 2012] and others.

A simplified Buckingham-Darcy method to assess time series of deep seepage fluxes was proposed by Schindler and Müller (1998).

The dual procedure is best for real time irrigation scheduling, for soil water balance computations, and for research studies where effects of day-to-day variations in soil surface wetness and the resulting impacts on daily ETc, the soil water profile, and deep percolation fluxes are important.

Deuser, W. G. Seasonal variations in isotopic composition and deep-water fluxes of the tests of perennially abundant planktonic foraminifera of the Sargasso Sea; results from sediment-trap collections and their paleoceanographic significance.

All this to say that I tried to put that mystery into "Fates and Furies," but also the deep ambiguity and flux of marriage.

We present, for the first time, the design of an instrument capable of measuring the high energy (>60MeV) muon-induced neutron flux deep underground.