Sentence examples for recirculated to from inspiring English sources

It was only half-full, the interior air recirculated to an unnatural chill.

By delaying the opening of the engine exhaust valve, exhaust gas is effectively recirculated to reduce tailpipe emissions.

The industrial revolution and empires took care of producing the goods; the women moved around the store in a trance of consumer desire; and the end product was a torrent of money, recirculated to enhance the efficacy of the machine.

It may run through natural stream and river channels and collect in natural ponds, lakes, and seas, or it may be kept in structural channels and pools, recirculated to avoid waste.

There he sifted, edited and sometimes physically altered the materials and, after adding African items, sent it all back to New York -- thus reversing the process by which African art originally came to Europe, was customized for Western use and recirculated to Africa and elsewhere.

One goes to the carbon stripper and the other is recirculated to the fuel reactor.

The downstream engine block may force the airflow to recirculate to the front and more importantly, raise the static pressure drop across the fan assembly, which has a direct impact on the resulting flow rate.

Effector cells then recirculate to mediate their antitumour effects in the brain.

This contaminated water then recirculates to people and food animals given antibiotics, which then allows even more resistance to develop and spread.

These DTCs might transform into more aggressive variants and grow out to overt metastasis [ 7] and/or they may recirculate to other secondary organs or even back to their primary tumor site [ 12, 13].

Upon initial antigen encounter in peripheral lymph nodes (PLN), T cells become activated, proliferate and express homing receptors that enable them to recirculate to the (inflamed) tissue that contains the antigen.