Sentence examples for strong conduit from inspiring English sources

I'd love to see a bug bounty program, either public or selective, that allowed third-party researchers a strong conduit for communication and vulnerability reporting, for instance.

Arrow indicates the location where maximum pressure change occurs in 10-year period Fig. 9 Distribution of change in a temperature and b pressure 1 year after increasing of hydrothermal fluid flux with strong conduit obstruction (Run 14, Mʹ = 2000 kg s−1, kʹPCB = 1.0 × 10−13 m2).

It often happens that the networks of parents and children are strong conduits via which information and decisions are spread.

In vitro we demonstrate strong, elastic silk conduits that support rapid endothelial cell attachment and spreading while simultaneously resisting blood clot and fibrin network formation.

On Tuesday she returns to the club with a fundamentally different group, featuring the pianist Jason Moran, the bassist Greg Cohen and the drummer Rudy Royston — a slippery postbop quartet, but also a conduit for strong lyricism, rustic texture and a watchful sort of grace.

Conduits were strong and flexible with mechanical behaviors that mimicked those of native arteries, including static compliance of 1.6±0.5×10−3 mmHg−1, dynamic compliance of 8.7±1.8×10−4 mmHg−1, burst strengths of 1750±220 mmHg, and suture retention.

The important features of our NCs is that the internal skeleton (the multi-walled SF/SS conduits) has a bionic structure similar to the architecture of native peripheral nerve fasciculi, which is beneficial for nerve regeneration, and the outer sheath (the hollow poly(lactic-co-glycolic acid) [PLGA] conduits) could provide strong mechanical protection for the internal skeleton.

This study confirms that conduit bends could have a strong influence on hyporheic flow in karst sediments.

These findings indicate that physical inactivity provides a strong stimulus for rapid structural remodelling of human conduit arteries.

Perhaps the most important structural change took place from 1914 onwards when the old vulnerable earthen dams and conduits were gradually replaced by new strong concrete constructions.

Pancakes make the ideal conduit ​for beer, as there are no other strong flavours to contend with.