Sentence examples for from the conduit from inspiring English sources

In this phase, deposits are restricted to slides/slumps from the conduit margins.

Water at depth then exceeds its boiling point and flashes into steam, forcing more water from the conduit and lowering the pressure further.

The filth of all London converges in an almighty torrent as rain comes down and the rivers rise up: They, as each torrent drives with rapid force, From Smithfield, or St 'Pulchre's shape their course, And in huge confluent join'd at Snow Hill ridge, Fall from the Conduit prone to Holborn-bridge.

On the Republican side, four New Yorkers have exploited or benefited from the conduit of unregulated contributions by corporations, labor unions and rich donors known as "soft money". We nonetheless urge Representatives Vito Fossella, John McHugh, Bill Paxon and Gerald Solomon to raise their sights and break the addiction that holds both parties in its grip.

The formulation of the constrained elastica problem proposed in this paper is predicated on two key concepts: first, the deformed elastica is described by means of the distance from the conduit axis; second, the problem is formulated in terms of the Eulerian curvilinear coordinate of the conduit rather than the natural curvilinear coordinate of the elastica.

The advantage of this device over previous designs of MHD stirrers is that it does not require electrodes positioned away from the conduit's walls.

Pressure-driven mass flow from the inter-conduit spaces to the ambient air will rise if gas diffusion from the conduits to the inter-conduit air phase raises the gas pressure within the stem above atmospheric.

The likelihood of winter embolism during thawing should decrease if gases are able to diffuse out from the conduits during the freezing process.

CO2 is driven out from the conduits by diffusion and further from inter-conduit air spaces to ambient air by diffusion, and also possibly during the freezing process by pressure-driven mass flow.

Our hypothesis that the difference between theoretical and measured critical tensions can be explained by the efflux of gases from the conduits was confirmed by our results.

This approach is further implemented within a segmentation algorithm, which transforms the global constrained elastica problem into a sequence of analogous auxiliary problems that result from dividing the conduit and the elastica into segments limited by contacts.