Sentence examples for depth of conduit from inspiring English sources

Changes in hydrothermal fluid flux and permeability reduction can induce heating and pressurization beneath volcanic craters below the depth of conduit obstruction.

The temperature at the crater (the center of the shallowest node (25 m depth) of the conduit near the symmetry axis) was about 135 °C, which indicates superheated steam discharge at the crater.

The microneedle geometry, but not the manner of application affected the shape and depth of the conduits.

The geophysical measurements suggest the presence of a zone of low electrical resistivity (from ERI) and low electromagnetic wave velocity (from GPR) below the water table at depths of 4 9 m that corresponds to the depth of solution conduits seen in digital borehole images.

Explosion events in Soufriere Hills created large plumes sustained by a gas stream, and a large amount of vesicular magma was erupted from a deeper part of the conduit (a depth of 0.5 2 km or more; Druitt et al., 2002; Formenti et al., 2003).

To account for the decrease with the convecting magma column degassing model, abrupt decrease of conduit radius, increase of degassing depth, and change of magma properties should be considered.

In 2004, the hole was extended with intention of reaching the conduit at a drilled depth of about 2000 m.

Dilatant failure near the central conduit (the volume inferred to experience higher stresses) may create a permeable halo around the conduit down to a depth of about 1.5 km (i.e. the depth of the dilatant to compactant transition) that provides an efficient outgassing channel (e.g. Rust et al. 2004; Lavallée et al. 2013; Young and Gottsmann 2015).

Conduit is offering Wibiya customers three months of Conduit Mobile, which costs $39/month.

An SIV is a special kind of conduit.

Yozma invested $1.5 million for 9percentt ownership of Conduit in 2006.