Sentence examples for which conduits from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the aquifer is essentially a dual permeability, fully saturated system in which conduits occur within a network of ubiquitous extensive, horizontally- and vertically-interconnected fractures.

A method to fabricate porous, biodegradable conduits using a combined injection molding, thermally induced phase transition technique was developed which produced conduits with dimensionally toleranced, longitudinally aligned channels.

The plan would also bar contractors from contributing to the governor or to the state party organizations, which are conduits for campaign funds.

One kind called channel wrack, which evolved conduits beneath its fronds to allow for the quick run-off of water, had the same preference for dryness as the xanthoria.

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The silicone nerve conduits with the NGF-releasing microspheres generated a higher population of axons and fiber density though PPE nerve conduits which prevailed in the regeneration of larger axons and thicker myelin.

Below the road surfaces lies a warren of water mains, electrical lines and gas conduits, which the agency says is one of the densest in the nation.

A pullback among pension funds and conduits, which formerly securitized commercial mortgages, has made loans tougher to find.

Local measurements typically ignore fractures, faults, and high velocity conduits which are abundant at the basin scale.

Another important feature we found is dipping reflective patches at the bottoms of the volcanic conduits, which are obviously isolated from reflections indicating the sediments and basement.

The most developed parts of the flow system are labeled conduits, which are horizontal and vertical channels that have been altered by the solution of the bed rock.