Sentence examples for pumping centers from inspiring English sources

As a result, large and extensive declines in water levels substantially altered the direction of groundwater flow in the area from being generally north to south to being toward the major pumping centers from all directions, including along east-west flowpaths from the Rio Grande (Bexfield and Anderholm 2002).

A small gain of 2.7 is experimentally achieved at repetition frequency of 10 Hz for a pump center wavelength of 802 nm, power and absorption efficiency, 61.2 kW and 63.7%, respectively.

In a specialist experienced insulin pump center, in carefully selected patients, CGM reduced SH while improving HbA1c but failed to restore hypoglycemia awareness.

It always ended the same: I'd get pumped at center ice.

Reporters had been invited to witness the construction Friday in a news release titled, "Giant Concrete Pour in Midtown Treetops!" "Because of the structure's precarious location in the woods," the release said, trucks "will be positioned at various points, pumping at the center of the walk and pouring to both ends at the same time".

Jordan crushed a 422-foot homer to left-center field, pumping his fist and charging around the bases.

Lowe decided to throw a fastball again, inside, but the pitch stayed over the plate and Posada unloaded a home run to center field, pumping his right fist as he circled the bases with his first homer in 92 at-bats.

Work done by the snow skier during pumping and rocking the center of mass can result in significant accelerations.

This complex participates in the photosynthetic electron-transport cycle by oxidizing the quinone pool, sending electrons to the reaction center, and pumping protons to establish an electrochemical gradient that drives ATP production.

And they stand in convention centers, pump their fists in the air and sing along with the Tina Turner song "Simply the Best".

Recently introduced approaches employ optical pumping of nitrogen-vacancy (NV) centers in diamond to achieve DNP even at ambient temperatures.