Examples of 'percolates' in a sentence
Meaning of "percolates"
percolate (verb) - to filter or trickle through a porous substance or material. In a figurative sense, 'percolate' can also mean to spread gradually or to become widely disseminated. This term is commonly used in discussions about brewing coffee, analyzing data, or describing the diffusion of ideas or information
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- plural of percolate
- third-person singular simple present indicative form of percolate
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Effluent percolates vertically through the substrate.
Soil cleans water as it percolates through it.
Easily percolates through to the general public.
See what percolates.
It percolates through in all kinds of regulations and legislation.
Runoff enters the soil and percolates through to the subsurface.
That percolates down to hundreds and thousands of farmers.
The rest is lost in the sand or percolates down too far.
A murmur percolates among the students.
Since the kalasa is broken rain water percolates from the roof.
This percolates down to the local government level.
Leachate is a highly polluted liquid produced when rainwater percolates through solid wastes.
Water percolates to groundwater and then flows to a body of water.
They serve as filters through which lymph percolates on its way to the blood.
It percolates through most minds.
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The temperature of the injected suspension will therefore increase as it percolates through the formation.
Percolates through the filter bed and is collected in a drain or.
Thus the water which percolates into earth has highest resident time.
This weak carbonic acid slowly eats through the limestone as it percolates through the ground.
System percolates if top and bottom are connected by open sites.
The aquifer is apparently fed by meltwater that percolates from the surface during the summer.
Rainfall percolates through these hills and collects in the plain.
The senses and mind are the outer doors through which knowledge percolates into the consciousness.
The water then percolates slowly into the earth below.
The rain that falls on these Kenyan hills percolates through the rocks.
The fluid percolates over and through the liver material.
Rain falls into the many lakes and rivers and percolates down through the earth.
Precipitation usually percolates through the bar without forming a surface channel.
I am gonna let him sit there alone for a while, see what percolates.
It percolates up through the real story when the real story gets going.
Recharge area Place where water percolates through the soil into groundwater.
Water percolates deep into sand where it is safe from evaporating winds and sun.
In these areas, rainwater runoff percolates quickly through the soil.
The combined percolates are filtered and concentrated to dryness under reduced pressure.
Water from precipitation, snow and waste percolates through rubbish layers.
Rain water percolates through the landfilled waste and enriches in soluble compounds.
During a flush phase, the wastewater percolates down through the unsaturated bed.
The combined percolates are filtered and concentrated to small volume under reduced pressure.
I am gonna let him sit there alone for awhile, see what percolates.
This air then percolates through the soil to escape from the container.
We impart all the related knowledge in the buddhic plane, which percolates into mind.
Water then percolates down through the gravel which itself is the filtration material.
Unfortunately in this case, the water percolates and disappears and the walls collapse.
A laugh percolates in the back of the girl 's throat and she gags.
And when the rain falls, it percolates down through the hillside.
Water percolates into forest soils and re-emerges in springs that feed streams.
The iron formed melts and, as it percolates through the coke column, dissolves carbon.
Inside the gas-diffusion cathode, an electrolyte film coming from the anodic compartment percolates.
The contaminated fluid percolates through the package of iron particles along the direction of gravity.
Some of the water is absorbed, and the rest percolates down to the water table.
