Sentence examples for via the subsurface from inspiring English sources
An accurate estimation of this parameter in a watershed is crucial as it provides information about probable time of migration of a pollutant to receiving water bodies in contact with the watershed via the subsurface (Jury 1975a, b; Jury and Weeks 1978) drains.
If a blowout occurs, highly flammable gas would vent directly up through the well, known as SS25, rather than dissipating as it does now via the subsurface leak and underground channels.
Organic and inorganic fertilizers are heavily used in agricultural areas to improve fertility and crop yield, but easily leech into the subsurface via run off and infiltration.
What is so unusual about karst landscapes compared to other landscape types is that there is very rapid drainage from the surface to the subsurface via conduits that form as the rock dissolves.
Reservoirs with insufficient fracture network or hydraulic permeability may be stimulated by hydraulic fracturing by which critically stressed rocks either fail, dilate along pre-existing shear zones or faults, or the permeability of existing fractures is enhanced as high-pressure fluids are injected into the subsurface rocks via injection wells (Clauser 2006).
The erosive processes, comprised of hydraulic and raindrop splash erosion, occur in the overland domain while suspended sediment is conveyed from the field surface to subsurface drains via preferential transport in macropores in the subsurface domain.
Quantitative insight into the reaction capacity of porous media is necessary to assess the buffering capacity of the subsurface against contaminant input via groundwater recharge.
The subsurface flow wetlands removed nitrogen via nitritation and anammox, having an anammox activity of up to 2.4 g N m−3 d−1 over a startup operation of two months.
Many investigations have been conducted to study the subsurface deformed layers during nanocutting process via molecular dynamics (MD) simulations.
H2O2 reacts with minerals in the subsurface to produce hydroxyl radicals (HO) via Fenton-like reactions.
"The subsurface ocean is exceptionally warm as well," he adds.
