Sentence examples for form a circulation from inspiring English sources

There is also a blind side on the boundary of the reservoir where it is difficult to form a circulation of the reservoir fluids in a closed region.

The reduction zone and the oxidation zone form a circulation system, and high heating value coal gas can be produced in it continuously.

Therefore, the transition diagram of the state can be drawn as given in Figure 2. The state value of 0, x in Figure 2, illustrates that the node will have a 50% probability of remaining in the same channel and a 50% probability of switching to next x channel(s) (31 channels form a circulation channel, and the channel is calculated by using the modulo method).

The riser and the conductor comprise the outer string system with connection of the wellhead, forming a circulation channel for testing fluid.

Forming a circulation center near Truk, Thad became a tropical storm as it approached Guam on October 19.

Moving water masses form an oceanic circulation system and, like the human circulation system, it moves oxygen and nutrients around.

These form an open circulation through which blood is percolated on the way from arterioles to venules [ 24].

Figure  2a indicates that the velocity distribution in PPG formed a large circulation in the bioreactor, which flowed from the bottom to the top (When the shrinking wall extended, the circulation ran reversely).

The heat exchanger is located at a suitable elevation from the Calandria of the reactor, such that the hot moderator rises due to buoyancy into the heat exchanger and upon cooling from shell side water returns to Calandria forming a natural circulation loop.

Weather reports throughout the Caribbean during this time were sparse and according to José Partagás, a former meteorologist at the National Hurricane Center, the system still may have not formed a closed circulation.

Interactions between the transformation process and its environment of resources, suppliers, customers and other producers form a system of circulation of goods, information and knowledge.