Sentence examples for through ingress from inspiring English sources

The discrete grain of pyrite is characterized as a epigenetic origin, which comes into being through ingress of ferruginous solutions at the later stages of coal formation, particularly after partial compaction (Neavel 1966).

Even for carefully constructed concrete structures, with negligible or practically non-chloride inherited at the construction stage, the gradual buildup of chloride content takes place slowly through ingress of chlorides from external sources.

The oxidation of the polypyrrole results in the expulsion of solvated protons from the film, via the deprotonation of water; in addition, oxidation of the film is accompanied by a reversible 30% reduction in its thickness, a quite unexpected result in a view of the necessity for charge compensation through ingress of solvated anions.

This chapter reviews how changes in the mix design and curing of concrete influence its ability to protect steel reinforcement from corrosion, whether initiated through chloride ingress or a carbonation front.

In order to comply with these two conflicting requirements, the MN will tunnel those packets in the reverse direction, using its CoA as the source address in the outer packet to lead the packet through the ingress filtering, while using its HoA as the source address of the inner packet directed to the CN.

Even where buildings remained intact, lava flows still rendered them uninhabitable and unusable through burial or flow ingress through openings such as doors or windows; the loss of original function was therefore still total.

Simulation studies show significant external air ingress through vents.

Chloride ingress through unsaturated concrete is a complex problem involving diffusion, convection, chemical interaction, water activity, and thermo-gradient transfer terms.

Some recent in vitro studies used standard models of contamination to compare different needleless connectors against the capacity of microorganisms to ingress through the catheter lumen.

Since these events, the National Trust has made considerable effort to prevent water ingress through repair and maintenance of the building fabric and rainwater goods.

Thereby, it is likely that the influence of crack widths in the Fig. 19a diminish through gradual chloride ingress into the matrix from the crack faces subsequent to quick ingress into the cracks.