Sentence examples for slow leakage from inspiring English sources

As the little planet cooled, its volcanic activity stopped, and its atmosphere was blasted off by impacts, or lost by slow leakage to space and by chemical reactions with the rocks and soil.

Results of our reservoir models suggest that immediate pressure reduction may stem geomechanical deformation, stem and/or close crack/fracture growths, shut down "piston-flow" displacement of brines into unintended reservoirs, slow leakage through wellbores, slow leakage of CO2 through faults, and even induce closure of faults.

There probably are few truly confined aquifers, because tests have shown that the confining strata, or layers, although they do not readily transmit water, over a period of time contribute large quantities of water by slow leakage to supplement production from the principal aquifer.

For the change of the integrated signal induced by a leakage is larger than the pressure change and it is also unaffected by the end equipment, the proposed method can be used to detect and locate small or slow leakage in a pipeline and can also be used in pipelines which end pressures are fixed by some kinds of equipment.

But the pressure is apt to be fixed by the end equipment and the change of it induced by a small or slow leakage is too small to be detected, which limit the application of the NPW based method in these situations.

A high resistance measuring system (HRMS) is used to measure the surface insulation resistance (SIR) values of the printed circuit board (PCB), and monitor whether a momentary circuit short and/or the case of current slow leakage occur, which will affect the electrical properties of electronic components.

The tests involved simulations of both sudden as well slow leakages.

Notably, this intensity drop exhibited two distinct patterns; either an initial partial drop followed by slower leakage (Fig. 6A) or an almost instantly complete leakage (Fig. 6B).

Fast killing was defined as an uninterrupted initial calcein drop larger than 75% with no or insignificant further leakage while slower killing was defined as a partial initial drop of less than 75% followed by slower leakage.

The fluorescence intensity profiles were examined manually and classified according these criterions: fast death is an initial uninterrupted loss of >75% fluorescence within a few minutes with no further leakage; slow death shows an initial loss of <75% fluorescence with subsequent slower leakage.

In contrast to the slower leakage of RBC contents that occurs with conditions such as MetS, acute rupture of RBC membranes can quickly lead to severe clinical situations.