Sentence examples for escape amounts from inspiring English sources

Yorick realizes that his great escape amounts mostly to pure, dumb, Elvis-y luck.

What's more, the ammonia concentration plays a key role in the ammonia escape amount, and the heat transfer per unit volume is greatly dominated by the gas flow rate and liquid inlet temperature.

Since the Tibetan plateau contains a lot of "closed" catchments, from which meltwater cannot easily escape, large amounts of melting could happen without GRACE detecting them.Indeed, a survey by Dr Yao and his colleagues shows the area of the glacial lakes on the plateau has increased by about 26% since the 1970s.

The process being closed-loop, 99.5 % of the chemicals used during the processing are captured and recycled and virtually no waste is created and only trace amounts escape into the atmosphere.

Has any woman in America escaped some amount of sexual or physical abuse at the hands of men? Are men comfortable or even remotely willing to face this?

One factor behind this phenomenon springs from these athletes' desire to escape an unstinting amount of media scrutiny.

A Sleepless Nation: What Does The Lack Of Sleep Really Cost Us? It's hard to escape the growing amount of research and media attention placed on the importance of sleep.

The disadvantage of this method is that viral quasispecies harboured in very small amounts may escape the detection.

Acomys skin tears with handling and, in the wild, can be shed in large amounts to escape predators.

Close doors and windows as you escape to minimize the amount of oxygen that can fuel the fire.

The estimated saving – under £220m by 2018 – takes no account of the solicitors and support staff who will be made unemployed and is fairly paltry when set against the huge amounts escaping the national coffers in tax evasion.