| The hot thermal pools are fringed by extraordinarily colourful mineral deposits, while sulphurous steam percolates all around. |
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| A useful distillatory apparatus has been contrived by Joseph P. Remington for recovering alcohol from weak percolates. |
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| As acidic water percolates through mineral soils, Aluminum is mobilized and transported into streams and lakes. |
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| After development, precipitation no longer percolates through the soil to recharge the groundwater. |
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| Light percolates through an external carapace of rusted woven wire panels that are kinked and cranked like powerfully rippling muscles. |
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| Monstrous imagery percolates through his work, as does the theme of dismemberment. |
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| Percussion percolates and piano rollicks through a brassy arrangement that celebrates life and the beat. |
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| Around the world java percolates and teabags simmer in millions of homes each morning. |
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| To this day, the web of living things filters our water as it percolates through soil. |
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| All concrete surfaces should be pierced at regular distances so that rainwater percolates into the ground. |
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| Thanks to new arts complexes sprouting like mushrooms across the map, the global dance village percolates with activity. |
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| Groundwater is recharged when precipitation enters the ground and percolates downward through the unsaturated zone to replenish aquifer storage. |
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| Hydraulically, the hump forces water through the embryos and the alevins and makes sure that the oxygenated water percolates across the fish. |
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| Some of the water from melting snow and from rainfall seeps into the soil and percolates into the saturated zone. |
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| Waste from outdoor privies slowly percolates through the ground along with other groundwater. |
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| And the myriad permutations this takes when it percolates down to the level of pop culture are fascinating. |
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| Water then percolates into the cracks, and the cycle repeats itself. |
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| The only vehicle to get air into soil is water, which percolates through the soil profile, displacing carbon dioxide and pulling air into the vacuum. |
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| It's a process of alteration of this ash as the water percolates through. |
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| However, most of this water percolates to the saprolite contact and discharges to topographic low areas where the saprolite outcrops. |
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| Robert Hazell, of the University of London, points out that social change percolates up slowly through the court system. |
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| As news about this bill percolates through Indian country, everyone who is exposed to it is opposed to it. |
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| Water enters the exposed edge of the aquifer at a high elevation and percolates downward through interconnected pore spaces. |
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| Leaching fraction: Amount of water that percolates through the root zone related to the amount of water applied. |
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| It also percolates or moves downward through openings in the soil to replenish aquifers under the ground. |
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| At dumps, toxic runoff often percolates through the earth to contaminate groundwater aquifers. |
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| Water percolates into forest soils and re-emerges in springs that feed streams. |
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| Leachate is a complex, highly variable mixture, consisting of various organic and inorganic compounds and micro-organisms, which is formed as water percolates through a landfill. |
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| Through the hydrologic cycle, natural landscapes, such as forests and wetlands, trap rainwater and snowmelt, and filter it as it percolates into the ground. |
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| The bitumen then percolates down and into the lower well, from which it is pumped to the surface. All that gasGenerating steam, though, requires burning a lot of natural gas, and this creates emissions. |
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| The soils throughout the basin are high in calcium carbonate, causing water that percolates through them to have higher values for hardness and alkalinity than are found normally for precipitation-generated stream flow. |
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| As such water percolates through calcium carbonate rock, the CaCO3 dissolves according to the second trend. |
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| Some of the water is absorbed, and the rest percolates down to the water table. |
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| In the inner part of the filter, there are several layers of gravel and fine sand, through which water percolates to remove particles and pathogens. |
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| In recharge areas, runoff percolates into the ground until it reaches the basal till aquifer overlying the more impermeable bedrock which acts as an aquitard. |
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| Some of the precipitation and snow melt moves downwards, percolates or infiltrates through cracks, joints and pores in soil and rocks until it reaches the water table where it becomes groundwater. |
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| Groundwater normally contains higher amounts of dissolved minerals than surface water because it percolates slowly through the soil, gathering minerals as it travels. |
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| New technology does not reach them directly from the academic knowledge base or from in-house research, but percolates through suppliers and advisory services. |
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| On the beach most freshwater percolates rapidly down into the substrate. |
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| In these zones, cold sea water percolates downward through the crust where it is heated by the underlying molten lava, eventually emerging through the seafloor as buoyant plumes of particle-rich, superheated fluid. |
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| A seaward-moving component, termed the backwash, gets its energy from gravity and forms a thin sheet of water that percolates off the beach as it heads back to the ocean. |
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| Much seeps through unlined canals, while an additional amount runs off the land or percolates unused through the soil because farmers apply water unevenly, excessively, or at the wrong times. |
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| Groundwater comes from rain and melted snow that infiltrates the topsoil and percolates downwards until it reaches a zone which is already saturated with water, known as water table. |
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