Sentence examples for lost into the from inspiring English sources

However, significant amount of water is likely lost into the rock matrix during hydraulic fracturing.

Thus, the circulatory capacity is increased, and fluid is lost into the tissues.

In conventional systems, the heat generated from compressing air is lost into the atmosphere.

This widespread and often indiscriminate use of nano-silver is inevitably increasing the probability that such materials be accidentally or deliberately lost into the environment.

More ice is being lost into the ocean than is being replaced, speeding up global sea-level rise.

Any nutrients and water that are not taken up by the roots can be recycled, rather than being lost into the soil.

When the water emerges from the cave roof, carbon dioxide is lost into the cave atmosphere and some of the calcium carbonate is precipitated.

Phase disengagement efficiencies were precisely determined for the first time using an online and quantitative approach, revealing up to 2% inefficiency with a slight bias towards the organic phase being lost into the aqueous stream.

Individual scattering events are smaller than the longitudinal, or hemispheric, variations in the equatorial pitch angle at which electrons are lost into the atmosphere, thus precipitation occurs around 0° longitude in the southern hemisphere for eastward drifting trapped electrons.

A mass conservation analysis of P revealed that no or limited P was lost into the molten tin when the Ni3P layer was thin, whereas a significant loss of P took place as the Ni3P thickness increased.

By reconstituting with imaginative recreation what was demonstrably real, they make it real again — they seemingly stop time and pull what's lost into the present tense.