In this study, we focused on two scenarios: (1) a DNAPL losing light component(s), with the potential for downward migration; and (2) a DNAPL losing dense component(s), with the potential for upward migration following transformation into a less dense than water nonaqueous phase liquid (LNAPL).
In Jacob Garchik's arrangement of "Tashweesh," by the Palestinian collective Ramallah Underground, the Kronos players seemed nearly lost amid dense, crackling textures.
Most important of all, he developed the initial plan of the colossal city of Angkor, whose mysterious ruins, lost in dense jungle until very recently, have tantalized Western travelers for centuries.
Given their abundance and morphology, these vacuoles are conceivably ISG 'ghosts' that had lost their dense core during the specimen processing.
To get little pieces of fruit suspended evenly throughout the sponge, you'd need a far thicker batter – and if you had that, you'd lose the dense, damp texture that makes this cake so great.
Cultivation of the protein rich soybean – used in products such as margarine, cosmetics and meat replacement dishes – is causing the carbon sink, home to 5% of the world's species, to lose its dense vegetation.
But without her or Tatiana's familiarity with Berlin, the reader gets lost in the dense fog of allusion.
(Twenty-three sailors died and seven nearly new destroyers were lost in the dense fog near the Santa Barbara Channel).
But his most challenging moment was on July 28 , 1945 when a B-25 bomber lost in a dense fog crashed into the Empire State Building, tearing a hole between the 78th and 80th floors and killing 14 people.
If Dele Alli, for example, looked at times a little lost between the dense Monaco lines this wasn't to do with having an extra two yards of pitch to run into, or opponents allegedly "inspired" by the borrowed splendour of our imperial footballing home (funny how this never works the other way, our brave boys booing the Bernabéu, romping about the Camp Nou).
