Sentence examples for flow of mineral from inspiring English sources

The impact of different chemical and botanical parameters on mass flow of mineral plant compounds and their concentrations in the fuel has been investigated.

A series of flotation cells consists of five tanks connected in cascade with control valves between the tanks and a slowly varying flow of mineral slurry into the first tank.

This paper describes a graphical and mathematical representation of the interactions between environmental and economic policies governing the long-term behaviour of a complex system – namely, the interrelationships governing the flow of mineral investment funds.

But a surprising new study, published online today by Science, suggests that the xylem may actively adjust the flow of mineral-rich water coursing toward leaves.

A new analysis suggests that the ridges develop when the steady flow of mineral-rich water is disturbed as it runs over tiny imperfections in a stalactite's surface.

Low-mineral water acts as osmoreceptors causing a net flow of minerals from erythrocytes (red blood cells) into the plasma and between intracellular and interstitial fluids.

In this study, we characterized organ-specific changes in dry matter and mineral (Fe, Zn, Cu, Mn, Mo, Ni, Ca, Mg, K and S) content to monitor the net flow of minerals into and through the rice plant over the reproductive development and under different Fe supplies.

These models are solved in succession, the first producing the total flow rates between the banks and the circuit configuration, and the second the flow rates of mineral species.

Over a period of at least 1 million years, these spaces were filled by repeated flows of minerals carried by water flowing through the cave, similar to the way that stalactites and stalagmites are formed by the dripping of water.

A flow cell (56×44×1 cm) was filled with glass beads and operated under a continuous flow of a mineral medium containing nitrate as electron acceptor.

The United Nations report lays bare exactly how various rebel groups finance their brutality, tracing the flow of illegal minerals from the lush green mountainsides of Congo, formerly Zaire, to Uganda, Burundi and Rwanda, and eventually to markets in Europe or smelters in the Far East.