Sentence examples for was lost into from inspiring English sources

There is now overwhelming evidence that rivers and lakes once existed on Mars many hundreds of millions of years in the past, but that most of this water was lost into space, leaving behind a dry, cold and barren planet.

A mass conservation analysis of P revealed that no or limited P was lost into the molten tin when the Ni3P layer was thin, whereas a significant loss of P took place as the Ni3P thickness increased.

That could have happened if the ejection took place when the solar system was between 3 million and 10 million years old, he says, before all the gas in the disk was lost into space.

It was argued that a proportion of the 15N was lost into bulk nitride, with the following scheme being presented: N 2 → N ( a ) ↔ NH 3 ↕ Mo 2 N and similarities with iron nitride, previously investigated by Logan et al. [26], were drawn.

Much like these men's contribution to the transformation of America's game, the story of Hinchliffe Stadium's place within baseball history was lost into the shadows of major league baseball and its "great experiment" of racial integration.

The gross waste continued among other companies and the field's wells began to run dry by 1905 modern experts estimate as much as 90% of the one trillion cubic feet (30 km3) of natural gas in the field was lost into the atmosphere or misused.

Thus, the circulatory capacity is increased, and fluid is lost into the tissues.

This phenomenon makes the planet habitable, by trapping heat that would otherwise be lost into space.

Any nutrients and water that are not taken up by the roots can be recycled, rather than being lost into the soil.

When the water emerges from the cave roof, carbon dioxide is lost into the cave atmosphere and some of the calcium carbonate is precipitated.

In early compression storage systems — technically known as diabatic — this heat has been lost into their surroundings, making them less efficient.