Sentence examples for through the subsurface from inspiring English sources

How much more is more is still permeating through the subsurface, contaminating forests and waterways, is unknown.

As the garbage rotted, it generated methane gas that migrated through the subsurface to seep into homes as far as a mile away, beyond an interstate highway.

Thus, the composition of groundwaters strongly reflects the types of rock minerals that the waters have encountered in their movement through the subsurface.

The paper's second result proves a hypothesis that Hayes advanced in his first paper, in graduate school: that Titan's lakes communicate with each other through the subsurface.

Islands are thought to grow through the subsurface precipitation of carbonate and silica, although recent work has suggested that other factors may be involved, notably airborne dust accumulation.

The hydroecological model simulates streamflow by routing water that moves overland and through the subsurface from atmospheric delivery to the watershed outlet.

This chapter describes the factors that determine the transport of microorganisms and nucleic acids through soil and the subsurface such as microbial adhesion to and detachment from solid surfaces and the surrounding solution, the surface properties of the microbe, and the impact of water saturation and flow on movement.

Nitrate is easily dissolved in groundwater, very mobile in subsurface flows and spreads very quickly through the fractured subsurface water-bearing formation.

Microstructural analysis through optical microscopy of the subsurface of the machined edge is evaluated and compared to depth profiles of residual stress induced in the subsurface of the component.

Strongly temperature-dependent compositional flow/transport, chemical reactions, delivery of energy into the subsurface through downhole heaters, and complex natural fracture architecture render the dynamic modeling of in-situ upgrading process (IUP) a computationally challenging endeavor for carbonate extra-heavy-oil resources.

The water will migrate downward through slushy ice to the subsurface ocean within a few tens of thousands of years, researchers reported today at the European Planetary Science Congress in Madrid.