Sentences with phrase «up to the surface»

These gases bubble up to the surface of the reservoir and enter the atmosphere.

Three months later the sensor popped back up to the surface and sent a description of its journey to a satellite.

They will sink, and foam at first, then come up to the surface quickly.

A rainy day is perfect for looking for worms as they move up to the surface of the earth.

It also creates the space needed to allow any underlying issues to rise up to the surface and be brought to your attention.

Under some conditions — particularly when CO2 - rich deep water wells up to the surface in the tropics — seawater also releases CO2 back into the air.

If a volcano releases heat from the earth's interior, it absolutely will find it's way up to the surface and eventually out into space.

To really see what is going on, you have to get right up to the surface.

Every now and then they will swim up to the surface to catch a breath.

If you do not have a cooking thermometer, wait until small bubbles keep trying to push up to the surface.

I suspect that larger tidal currents over shallow water mix ocean heat up to the surface to keep these waters covered by water or dangerously thin ice.

Surface Use: Construction workers will want to know if the knee pads they like will hold up to surfaces like cement and tile.

After three years of married life, a Daddy - like dude came into my life which brought every single Daddy issue I had right back up to surface level.

A changing table is not something that can easily be used beyond baby's need, and toddlers in diapers are too large to lift up to the surface anyways.

How do we maintain our responsibility to our clients, our employers, our partners and our kids, while reaching in and pulling up to the surface our light and our goodness?

A good start means creating tremendous speed with your dive, carrying it through your breakout, using your momentum to explode up to the surface, and owning your race through the finish.

I can also acknowledge my emotions that may come bubbling up to the surface.

Within a few weeks, you will be able to notice your dry patches going away and softer skin coming up to the surface.

But, if you add enough salt to the water, the egg will actually float back up to the surface!

If a significant event occurs the float can pop up to the surface and communicate to the land station via satellite.

Purging is a stage in which pimples and blemishes hidden underneath the skin are brought up to the surface after using a skincare product, like an AHA exfoliator, that is meant to speed up the skin's cellular turnover rate.

As one observer in a Houston Chronicle report noted, this problem has been bubbling up to the surface for some time:

The hurricane churns the water beneath it, bringing cooler water up to the surface from below and leaving a «cold wake» behind the storm.

«Earth's dynamic interior: Multiple compositional components of Earth's deep mantle carried up to surface.»

The Samsung TabPro S and Huawei Matebook fair badly, and even the Lenovo can't catch up to the Surface Pro 4.

Shepson and his co-authors suggest that the reason for high emissions from those wells was either the fact that drillers encountered methane from shallow coal pockets they found that was released to the surface, or that the wells were drilled using a method called underbalanced drilling, which allows fluids and gas to come up to the surface during the drilling process.

While the app's quiet release to the Windows Store dates back to the launch of Creators Update, Dolby is bringing it back up to the surface at E3 with the announcement of dedicated Atmos support for Gears of War 4 and Crackdown 3 coming soon, with many more to support the tech later on.

Upon floating up to the surface of a microcapsule of white microbeads its upper surface is painted white, with floating up black - into black.

Psychoanalysis identifies the «return of the repressed» as the process where past traumas previously buried in the unconscious, bubble up to the surface when appropriately triggered.

The apple is less dense than water and so bobs back up to the surface after being pushed down.

In today's ocean, nutrients are brought up to the surface around Antarctica but then move north and eventually flow into the low latitudes, supporting the plankton and fish populations there, Moore said.

Features along the coast push the current further off shore and if there is a strong northerly wind, it will push the current even further off shore, allowing deep water to rise up the coast, bringing nutrients up to the surface.

Amy, I've been lurking here for quite awhile and I just wanted to poke my head up to the surface and say «thank you» for writing.

Normal round skin cells become dry and flat scales of keratin as they age and move up to the surface of the skin.

The sensors were supposed to record the data, then bob up to the surface where they could be gathered.

Geothermal energy, in the form of heat, can be harvested by bringing hot water and steam trapped in rocks up to the surface.

The so - called dry rock geothermal involves drilling very deep, pumping water down the hole, where it heats up, and then pumping the hot water back up to the surface using another source of energy.

Unlike Salter's device, Atmocean's approach used a contraption to instead bring cooler water from the depths up to the surface.

She argued that racism can ferment and bubble up to the surface if it's not spoke out on.

For deeper deposits, volumes of superhot pressurized steam are pumped underground to melt out the bitumen so it can be sucked up to the surface by production wells running in parallel.

If conditions are right, these Kelvin waves, push down the thermocline in the eastern tropical Pacific, preventing cold water from welling up to the surface.