Sentence examples for open conduit from inspiring English sources

I sometimes feel like that; like I am this open conduit through which I let other energies pass.

And the run, Neil wrote, was "a huge open conduit of twisted, burned silver", one long ribbon of ice winding down the mountain.

But again, in a country where studies have found that 11percentt of women of child-bearing age are infected with H.I.V., the practice presents an open conduit for childhood infections.

With the lake gate sealed, failure of the 17th Street canal walls – so important in the last disaster — would not have been as dire a situation as it was in 2005, when the canal became an open conduit for Lake Pontchartrain to spill deep into the city.

When the English traveller Isabella Bird Bishop came in the 1890s and laid eyes on the Cheonggyecheon – sardonically describing it as "one of the 'sights' of Seoul" – she wrote of "a wide, walled, open conduit, along which a dark-coloured festering stream slowly drags its malodorous length, among manure and refuse heaps which cover up most of what was once its shingly bed".

We simulate an open conduit and changes in the conduit radius caused by magma pressure.

Although pipelines are more costly than open conduits, they do not require land after construction, suffer little evaporation loss, and are not troubled by algae growth.

The model is valid for laminar and turbulent flow in closed and open conduits.

In this study, flow and transport processes in open conduits are approximated using a high-permeability porous-medium representation.

The simulation of vapor flow by advection and diffusion was only approximate because open conduits were approximated by a porous medium with high permeability.

Vulcanian-type eruptions that occur every few to tens of minutes are considered to be generated from repetitive magma ascent in open conduits.