Sentence examples for mantle through from inspiring English sources

It enters around the neck region or aperture of the mantle (through the funnel in some deep-sea octopuses).

For volcanic eruptions, geologists are moving toward predictive capabilities, but face the challenge of developing a clear picture of the movement of magma, from its sources in the upper mantle, through Earth's crust, to the surface where it erupts.

When sea level drops during ice ages, they found, the decreased pressure on the mantle through the thin ocean floor would increase the rate of mantle melting.

The underlying mantle exhibits low seismic velocities around 7.8 km/s suggesting some hydrothermal alterations or alteration of the upper mantle through faults generated by the flexure of the subducting plate as it enters the subduction.

The differences in resistive layer thickness between these four areas cannot be explained by the temperature differences of the corresponding lithospheric ages under a framework of the cooling of homogeneous mantle through thermal conduction.

The presence of an 800- to 2000-kilometer-wide 2000-kilometer-wide 2000-kilometer-widein) deep in thermalnsition zone west of Hanomalyuggests that hot material does not rise from the lower mantle through a narrow vertical plume but accumulates near the base of the transition zone before being entrained in flow toward Hawaii and, perhaps, other islands.

With others in the car, he felt as if he had become a tunnel through which they entered the idea of America-familiar mantling through the tunnel's skin.

An illustration of a slab of rock sinking through the upper mantle above, through the boundary between the upper and lower mantle at 410 miles depth, then stalling and pooling at a depth of 930 miles.

Eggs and sperm are discharged into the mantle cavity through funnel-shaped nephridia, or excretory organs, on each side of the mouth.

Due to the restricted mantle flow through the thinned mantle wedge, there have been no further magmatic episodes since the eruption of the Yungay and Fortaleza ignimbrites.

Therefore, this compositional change of komatiite likely reflects the decrease in mantle temperature through geologic time (Herzberg et al. 2010).