In addition, the intercrystalline pores provided conduits for the influx of hydrocarbons and acidic fluids, enhancing porosity due to leaching.
Bioirrigation occurs because burrows provide conduits for solute mass transport that is rapid relative to diffusion through the bulk sediment.
Induced brittle deformation could create fracture permeability that provides conduits for the escape of CO2-rich fluid from a reservoir or a saline formation.
Since taking the helm in 1997, AT&T Chief Executive C. Michael Armstrong C. Michael Armstrong spent more than $90 billion buying up cable companies that might someday also provide conduits for telephone and high-speed Internet connections.
More of us are becoming broadcasters, and so broadcasters need to provide content quickly that can compete with this, or at least provide conduits to use that user-generated content more effectively, and this is one route to helping make that happen.
These fractures can provide conduits for hydrocarbon charging through faults; and (8) the study of fault pattern in the area coupled with occurrence of oil bearing zones in the Deccan Trap suggests that the N S and NE SW trending faults are the main migratory pathways for oil.
Examples of cyber physical systems are Smart Grid Networks, Smart Transportation System, Enterprise Cloud Infrastructure, Utility Service Infrastructure for Smart Cities, etc. But, the inherent dangers in this transformation are: it allows flexible control and resource use; provides conduits for information leakage; prone to misconfigurations and deliberate attacks by outsiders and insiders.
Even worse, those same lesions provide conduits for the HIV virus to enter and infect women already suffering from FGS. Doctors from Oslo and Cornell have independently confirmed that these women have a 3-4 fold increase in the risk of acquiring HIV/AIDS.
These geohydrological structures provide conduits for the transport of sediment from the shelf to the abyssal plain and over-bank turbidity currents, which deposit on the intervening terraces and spurs [4], but they also accumulate high amounts of sediments and OM, making them important in budgeting carbon sinks and sources [5], [6].
A key risk to avoid, he says, is leakage through underlying faults or abandoned wells that provide conduits to the atmosphere.
