Sentence examples for flows of natural from inspiring English sources
The spat erupted on Monday when Russia began cutting flows of natural gas into Belarus in an effort to recover nearly $200 million in debt for unpaid energy deliveries.
First, this research project captured and analyzed the flows of natural gas in international markets by developing a conceptual model of the global natural gas infrastructure and future growth options at the regional level.
Records and assessments of the topophilia terraphilia interface were carried out in the framework of the Identerra Model that enables empirical delimitation and systematization of the state (spatial fixes) and change (spatial flows) of natural, economic, societal and cultural features of territorial identity.
To make matters worse for New Englanders, many of the new expansions out of the Marcellus/Utica are naturally targeting the southern markets where gas demand is also rising, there's far less opposition, and consumption is less "peaky,"... i.e.; there's baseload demand markets that require constant flows of natural gas.
There are no freshwater discharge flows of natural rivers and streams from land to the KH line except for its TSE; however, there is a small channel between the Yodo River and the line around 2.5 km from the discharge point (Fig. 1).
Eastern medicine, however, maintain that reversing flows of natural systems is very healthy that's why they're always standing on their heads.
The hackers briefly gained control of the system that regulates the flow of natural gas in pipelines, the police said.
Even the managers' offices have no ceilings — again to allow the flow of natural light, as cast from the ceiling.
The standoff between Russia and Ukraine over the flow of natural gas left millions of homes in Europe without heating fuel for another day on Wednesday.
The union secured promises from both countries to allow international and independent monitoring of the flow of natural gas through Ukraine.
Before 1961, in a practice that was once common, two teaspoons of elemental mercury, or quicksilver, was placed in Nicor meters to regulate the flow of natural gas.
