Sentence examples for formation and circulation from inspiring English sources

Of particular interest has been the effort to learn more about such processes in the Mediterranean as air-sea interactions, sediment deposition, deepwater formation, and circulation (notably as it is affected by increased salinity); there has been general agreement that greater knowledge of these processes increases the understanding of global climatic change.

Zebrafish embryos are fertilized externally and optically clear, thus, blood cell formation and circulation can easily be assessed throughout development.

During weathering of these formations and circulation of water around these rocks and soils, fluoride can leach out and dissolve into groundwater and thermal gases.

Also, the process of crustal formation and hydrothermal circulation, as well as the origin of marine magnetic anomalies, can be studied with comparative clarity.

It is thought that increase of blood pressure sometimes causes hematoma formation and increases circulation blood volume.

For micron suspensions, however, they are dominated by fluid motion such as droplet surface regression, droplet expansion resulting from bubble formation, and internal circulation.

Once produced, H2S exerts important effects on vasorelaxation, inflammation, cell angiogenesis, hippocampal memory formation, and hepatic circulation.

In operating units, rapid sintering lead to heavy agglomerate formation and finally inhibited circulation in dense phase areas (such as seal pot) and in the back pass.

Analysis of the model-predicted meridional streamfunction suggests a global pattern of reduced outflow of Antarctic bottom water (AABW; up to 5 Sv), a shallower depth for North Atlantic deep water formation and weaker thermohaline circulation (3 Sv).

Hence, the methods presented here would be a useful complement to any real-time multi-parameter system that constrains the mass eruption rate, which is the main source parameter influencing ash plume formation and higher-up atmospheric circulation.

The circulation cell formation and merging has been seen as a quasi-periodic behavior for water and silicon oil at various Rayleigh numbers.