Sentence examples for that has entrained from inspiring English sources

The linear trends in Fig. 9 are likely caused by mixing of the atmosphere at 3000 m a.s.l. and the volcanic plume that has entrained the lower altitude atmosphere in the course of the ascent.

"Lixiviados" : in English leachate, a widely used term in the environmental sciences where it has the specific meaning of a liquid that has dissolved or entrained environmentally harmful substances that may then enter the environment.

From this 1 1 frequency locking between the most effective TMS frequency and the perceptually relevant EEG/MEG frequency derives the hypothesis that rhythmic TMS pulses may have entrained the underlying rhythmic generator.

We think that the alternating CS current may have entrained or even dominated the pattern of the PF inputs.

The fact that the bees did not show free-running rhythms in the prevailing continuous daylight conditions indicates that some external cue, or Zeitgeber, must have entrained the molecular clock of the bees in the field, the most prominent cue being natural cycles in light intensity and associated temperature fluctuations.

For example, "you want concrete that has been air-entrained," Mr. Demas said, referring to a process whereby the concrete is infused with millions of tiny air bubbles -- somewhat like cappuccino.

"The men have entrained a power struggle of outsize athleticism, machismo and foul temper.

Sands saltating to the west of the Flats may have entrained some silts, facilitating loessfall downwind.

Second, systems may have entrained into alternative states thereby precluding recovery.

(b) MI-E devices do not have entrained oxygen.

This indicates that at 180° the system jumps out of the dynamic contact line arrangement to an entrained system that has no contact line.