Sentence examples for transported to the subsurface from inspiring English sources

With surface chemicals being actively transported to the subsurface ocean below, plus the hydrothermal heating from beneath, Europa's oceans may potentially harbor extraterrestrial life.

Compared to direct injection of carbonate solution that could lead to clogging near the injection wells due to rapid precipitation of calcium carbonate, microbially facilitated calcium carbonate precipitation relies on the production of carbonate via urea hydrolysis, allowing urea to transport further into the subsurface before significant production of carbonate occurs.

It dissolves and transports excess quantities of fertilizers to the subsurface, enhancing the water rock interactions in soils and aquifers caused by increased concentrations (Böhlke 2002).

Among the processes to be studied are the effects of regolith on transport from the subsurface to the atmosphere, the freezing point depression effects of dissolved nitrogen, and the solubility of various relevant organic compounds.

The limitation and the challenge associated with applying ARIMA modeling to contaminant transport in the subsurface are also discussed.

The distinct difference between NOM and NOL may have important implications with regard to ZnO transport in the subsurface environment.

A one-dimensional dual-continuum vertical flow and transport model was used to simulate the subsurface transport processes in a forest hillslope soil over a period of 2.5 years.

Sulfide-sensitive film deployed in the vent and non-vent sediments captured strong geochemical spatial patterns that varied from advective to diffusive sulfide transport from the subsurface.

The technique represents a base for development of model systems for noninvasive study of radionuclide migration in complex physicochemical environments, critical to establishing the design specifications and safety case for future GDFs, and also for application to other contaminant transport in the subsurface.

An efficient integrated modeling approach is developed to simulate the contaminant transport in the subsurface system.

This proof-of-concept effort demonstrates the possibility of applying ARIMA to predict the contaminant transport in the subsurface environment.