Sentence examples for network of conduits from inspiring English sources
With a high-tech city in mind, the planners of Fengxi New City have laid a network of conduits for electrical and data cables underneath the roads, eliminating the need to dig in the future.
The aquifer consists of a three-dimensional interconnected network of conduits representing fractures in the rock, and a porous rock matrix representing the finer fissured system in the rock.
This leakage probability is controlled by the probability of a connected network of conduits existing at a given site, the probability of this network encountering the CO2 plume, and the probability of this network intersecting environmental resources that may be impacted by leakage.
This network of conduits and cells ensures that small, soluble antigens can efficiently penetrate deep into LNs.
Bauer et al. (2016) concluded that, on a regional scale, faults of a particular deformation event have to be viewed as forming a network of flow conduits directing recharge more or less rapidly towards the water table and the springs.
In the karst region, surface runoff enters the dense network of subsurface conduits where there is relatively little filtration, biological uptake, or degradation of nutrients or other nonpoint source pollutants (Ryan and Meiman 1996).
Our analysis indicates that the fractal dimension of the network of slit-like conduits is smaller than that of the circular conduits for each sample.
Finally, they produce the extracellular matrix (ECM) scaffold that forms a network of microvessels, called conduits.
The water is diverted from the river near the eastern end of the valley, then channelled through a complex network of ditches, reservoirs, and conduits, past the headgates of small and large farms.
Next, we suppose that the pore space of The Geysers can be captured using a connected network of circular or slit-like conduits.
Nonoptical approaches to reading multiple pores, namely, tunneling-based or fluid wells, are both limited by the need for a network of parallel electrodes and/or fluid conduits that lead to macroscale contacts.
