Sentence examples similar to subsurface tension from inspiring English sources
Instead of just parading the outward signs of Hartford's success — grand edifices like H. H. Richardson's R. & F. Cheney Building, major industries like the arms-maker Colt, civic improvements like parks and hospitals — the photos, documents and objects chosen by the museum's chief curator, Patti Philippon, also elucidate the subsurface tensions threatening it.
I was looking forward to the appearance there by the "elected president of the self-proclaimed Republic of Nagorno-Karabakh" — as the World Affairs Council program for the evening billed it diplomatically — and expecting the occasion to be charged at least with a subsurface electric tension.
A theoretical model for the linear vibration of a cable tensioned by a subsurface buoy is developed.
The relative rates of surfactants partitioning and PCE dissolution are important for modeling the behavior of waste PCE in the subsurface, in that they influence the interfacial tension of the PCE, and how (or if) interfacial tension changes over time in the subsurface.
Other straight rilles, some of which have branches for example, Rima Hyginus and the rilles on the floor of the great crater Alphonsus appear to be tension cracks in regions where subsurface gases have driven eruptions of dark material resulting in rimless vent craters.
Although the sputter yield of Au is ten times that of Si, we speculate the dominant Au concentration at the top 1-2 monolalong (along the surface nanostructures) compared to the subsurface which is likely due to the ion-induced segregation mechanism since the gold surface tension is known to be lower than Si.
Subsurface resources are extensive.
This would release subsurface water.
Subsurface Martian cows are highly unlikely.
