So, the residents have created several small channels that carry dirty water away from their homes.
Cytoplasmic processes of the osteocyte extend away from the cell toward other osteocytes in small channels called canaliculi.
For small channels, scripted shows are centerpieces that can be displayed to advertisers — and can command premium advertising rates.
Three months before the 2002 race, the racetrack underwent a process called diamond grinding, which eliminated bumps and left small channels to improve grip.
Winter tires are designed to provide added mechanical grip through the use of small channels, called sipes, cut into the tread surface.
A process called diamond grinding was used to eliminate bumps in the surface and left small channels in the asphalt to improve grip.
Normally ropes of water molecules are pulled up from the soil and roots by the atmosphere, moving through very small channels called xylem.
Some bar mills also produce small channels, angles, tees, zees, and fence-post sections, with a maximum flange length of 75 millimetres, and call these products merchant bars.
The influx of these sodium ions through small channels (ion channels) that open briefly in the surface of the nerve membrane during excitation transports the impulse.
These are perforated by small channels, called canaliculi, that are the terminal outposts of the biliary system, receiving bile from the hepatocyte.
To do their job, the shock absorbers (their function is sometimes built into a larger strut unit that also positions the wheel) operate a sliding shaft that squeezes fluid through small channels and valves.
