Sentence examples for fluid rich from inspiring English sources

A thick fluid rich in nutrients -- described as milkshakelike -- was then slowly pumped into their stomachs.

Quartz, or silicon dioxide, for example, forms over millions of years in the fractures and cavities of igneous rock, when fluid rich in silica seeps into those voids and slowly crystallizes.

1979's Live at the Witch Trials may well be the first album I purchased (I was so naïve I believed it must have taken years to achieve such a fluid, rich sound), and I still reckon Witch Trials to be of my favourite three albums … um, when I want to grade music like a Pitchfork nerd, which is rare.

These studies claimed that the fluid rich region has an important role in earthquake generation.

A ganglion cyst is defined as a benign cystic mass that is surrounded by dense connective tissue, without a synovial lining and is filled with a gelatinous fluid rich in hyaluronic acid and other mucopolysaccharides.

Before evaporation, the juice is filtered once again, producing vinasse, a fluid rich in organic compounds.

The charm of the jazz version was partly in solos and partly in the fluid, rich-textured ensemble writing.

His contribution here was a rhythmically fluid, rich-hued account of the Copland Clarinet Concerto (1948), written for Benny Goodman, but with fewer concessions to Goodman's jazz virtuosity than to his classical bona fides.

Here, fluids rich in methane (CH4) and carbon dioxide (CO2) are chemically unstable and decay to pure carbon.

[6 15] Furthermore, iron oxides can be abiotically formed through chemical weathering of iron-bearing minerals or when aqueous fluids containing high concentrations of dissolved Fe(II) encounter fluids rich in dissolved oxygen.

Source A indicates the source of mud volcano fluids characterized by B and Li enrichment, whereas Source B indicates a source of the Oomine Ridge fluids rich in B but not Li.