Sentence examples for single conduits from inspiring English sources

We address the capability of single conduits, simple arborescent conduit networks, and linked cavity systems to modify diurnal recharge pulses.

The main form is a long single conduit that again suggests energy flow: it connects the office space to the exhibition area, arcing through the wall-stud structure and then traveling across the floor.

In these sites, magma supply is insufficient to maintain a single conduit, such that each new magma batch has to find its own path to the surface (Fedotov 1981).

There have been major advances in understanding physics of the heat transfer for a single conduit at small scale (Guo and Zhao 2005; Pinson et al. 2007; Laguerre et al. 2008) but applications of such understanding remained limited to synthetic pore space where the topology of the pores is well described (Magnico 2009), or simplified (Willingham et al. 2008).

In terms of flow pattern, a single-conduit type of cave forms where much of the original catchment area was on non-karstic borderlands and the sinking stream injected large quantities of water at a single point.

Single channel conduits are used clinically in nerve repair as an alternative to the autologous nerve graft.

A conduit with 100 channels has approximately 12.5 times the lumenal surface area of a single channel conduit and supports the adherence of five times the number of Schwann cells in the native peripheral nerve.

The new lines would connect to a single virtual conduit -- the Gateway PC.

"This is one of the premier spots," Mr. Russell said, adding that the committee of private experts was "the single best conduit to the president from the nonacademic sector".

However the global trade in credit and finance became one vast private sector monopoly where all market tiers were abolished in favour of a single homogenous conduit down which all credit and capital flowed.

Eni said it might take several more days to reopen the pipeline, which is the single transmission conduit for Libyan natural gas to Italy and, from there, elsewhere in Europe.