Sentence examples for mixing of waters from inspiring English sources

These two factors — more dust-borne iron and more mixing of waters — could have allowed the Southern Ocean to absorb more carbon dioxide in the past.

Variable concentrations of dissolved Sr2+ and Ca2+ in the catchments are related to mixing of waters from different origin.

At weakly water-wet conditions the connate water banking was reduced and the mixing of waters was increased.

That, the authors say, reflects shifts in phytoplankton populations, and knock-on effects, that stem from factors including a retreat of sea ice near the poles, rising temperatures and less mixing of waters.

We suggest that dynamic mixing of waters generated by subsurface and near-surface geological processes may play a key role in the generation and maintenance of chemosynthetic biodiversity in hydrothermal and other similar environments.

The constant mixing of waters in the shallow sea basin provides a rich supply of nutrient salts upon which the lower forms of marine organisms the basis of the sea's food chain depend.

The measured fluid temperature at the exit of the mixing tube (T2) was 404 °C, ensuring that mixing of water and hydrocarbons took place in the one-phase regime.

The other ingredient is changes in the mixing of water between the surface and the deep ocean.

Foam is generated from mixing of water and foaming agent under high pressured air.

The results are discussed in the context of how dynamic spatial and temporal mixing of water compositions likely support and maintain biodiverse chemosynthetic communities in hydrothermal settings.

The liquid phases were obtained by a direct mixing of water, 2,2,4-trimethylpentane and sodium bis 2-ethylhexyl)sulfosuccinate (Aerosol OT).