Sentence examples for ingress from from inspiring English sources

The vapor pressure affected by heat ingress from surrounding conditions was calculated with time variations.

The company has rebuilt Ingress from the ground up, with the goal of making it prettier, more immersive and — most importantly — more accessible to new players.

Therefore, it is essential to understand the transition of air ingress from molecular diffusion to natural circulation in an HTGR system.

Carbonation induces considerable chloride (both free and bound) redistribution in concrete, rendering chloride ions ingress from carbonated region towards un-carbonated region.

Low-temperature liquid CO2 could boil off during ship transportation because of the heat ingress from the surroundings to inside the tank, which causes the tank pressure to increase.

Grafting experiments show that some migrating endodermal cells, including the presumptive ventral foregut, ingress from Hensen's node, not directly into the lower layer but rather after migrating some distance within the middle layer.

Over time the endoblast partially displaces the hypoblast in the lower layer and the middle layer becomes colonised by cells ingressing from the upper layer.

Our findings suggest that most maternal pesticide exposure probably occurs through the diet, as is the case for the general U.S. population, but with additional residential nondietary exposure most likely from ingress of pesticides from agricultural use into homes (Harnly et al. 2009; McKone et al. 2007).

This paper presents results of contaminant ingress tests from a novel laboratory facility at the University of Sheffield.

"There are still risks of water ingress especially from the shafts and the top," says Mr Ouzounian, so they are testing ways to seal the waste using a bentonite clay plug.

The combined use of testing and modelling is validated with the help of long-term chloride ingress data from a North Sea exposure site.