Sentences with phrase «where tiny cracks»

Eating gluten over time weakens the digestive system which can start a process called Leaky Gut syndrome where tiny cracks develop in the protective intestinal lining letting undigested food particles into the blood stream.

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I then took that tiny folded paper, which contained more pain and names than I care to share, and wedged it deep into a crack in the ancient red rock where it will disintegrate in time — along with my pain.

The tram drops me next to a cracked concrete piazza where street vendors sell Caffe Borghetti, a coffee liquor that comes in tiny plastic canisters that look like shotgun shells.

To automatically detect tiny faults and relay their precise locations, civil engineer Simon Laflamme of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and his colleagues are devising a «sensing skin» — flexible patches that glue to areas where cracks are likely to occur and continuously monitor them.

Lentini was particularly struck by the presence of tiny cracks, or crazing, in the window glass in a dozen houses around the periphery, where the firemen had been able to reach with their hoses.

A tiny three - person French submarine named Nautile descended more than 12,000 feet to the wreck, where it used robotic arms to close valves and seal cracks with steel plates and steel bells, which were then ballasted with sandbags.