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load of milk is accepted it is pumped into, a silo to be used within a few hours or to be stored FOR later use.

A good deal of the money that the Federal Reserve pumped into the U. S. financial markets through QE2 didn't stay in those markets.

It was not spotted for an hour, by which time enough of the milk fluid had been pumped into the child's vein to provoke a deadly embolism.

Now, waste from these farms is often just pumped into nearby pits.

When needed, the heat is pumped into a steam generator which sends electricity to the central Californiangrid.

The air cooled by this process will be pumped into the greenhouses , benefiting plants that could not survive the heat outside.

S. central bank would make when it decides to drain some of the liquidity it pumped into the economy during the financial crisis.

As a result, the money Japan pumped into its banks did not thaw the frozen system.

Thousands of cubic metres of helium were pumped into the towering silver canopy of His balloon.

The central-bank official said several options were being discussed to recover the funds that are likely to be pumped into Kabul Bank.

A volume of mud is pumped into the wide upper section of the hydrocyclone at an angle roughly tangent to its circumference.

The liquid polymer is stored in a container in the fire truck and pumped into the water that will travel through the hose.

That would ensure that vast amounts of global warming gases would be pumped into the atmosphere for decades.

water or hot water is pumped into or out of the aqueous stratum, and its reliability and practicability are demonstrated with examples.

Already, it is estimated that billion of dollars will continue to be pumped into e-business in the next few years.

Researchers said that chemicals extracted from coffee and pumped into the air may on day be used as a way of reviving tired people.

For breathing, water is pumped into the gill cavity through a small spiracle and across the gills for gas exchange.

A turbine engine is propelled by liquid mud pumped into it from the surface.

And the messages being pumped into the airwaves by satellite television stations are by no means all congenial to the West.

English energy campaigners say "stand-by culture" is responsible for one million tons of carbon being pumped into the atmosphere each year.

TEPCO said 2, 800 tons of radioactive water had been pumped into the sea from a temporary storage facility by Tuesday morning.

Municipal wastewater pumped into the bags would then start the cycle all over again.

And the liquidity being pumped into the financial system by the Federal Reserve is a force that could warp markets for months to come.

The phosphor absorbs some of the blue light and is "pumped" into an excited state.

The flood of money being pumped into banks by the ECB goes a long way towards easing these funding pressures.

Any liquid pumped into a well to stop a kick.

When the New Economy bubble burst in 2000, enough money was pumped into the system to sustain the establishment and pacify the population.

Then the top valves of the tree are opened to enable the tools to fall or be pumped into the wellbore under pressure.

It is pumped into a supersized washing machine to flush dirt from the clothes.

Carbon dioxide is pumped into Venus' atmosphere by episodic global volcanic outbursts, but never locked back into the crust.

Layered onto those fundamental forces is a wave of fresh money being pumped into the markets by the Fed.

The mixture of hydrogenated oils is pumped into the closed system and the fat solidifies on small refrigerated cylinders .

The excess credit which the Fed pumped into the economy spilled over into the stock market-triggering a fantastic speculative boom.

With each piston stroke, a small quantity of atmospheric air or gas is pumped into the discharge air vessels.

A farmer fills buckets of water to clean his tractor from Nile water being pumped into an irrigation canal for his farm.

Hundreds of billions have been pumped into banks and financial markets.

Sizeable funds have been pumped into Beijing's public transport.

These bear on the situation in the eastern Saudi provinces, from which a huge quantity of oil is pumped into global markets.

Essentially, the CO2 would need to be pumped into fissures in the rocks in pressurized liquid form.

Air pumped into the upper atmosphere by monsoon winds has to come down somewhere.

The south has been saved from famine only by American money pumped into the UN's World Food Programme.

Later, gas was pumped into the cells when all the students were being held in the security police building.

After they are sealed up, krypton and argon gasses are pumped into the space in between.

And gaps (4) are left between the outer cylinder and the inner cylinder, and air in gaps is pumped into vacuum (3).

Too much money pumped into the economy.

The compression side of the Stirling device is placed in the environment to be heated, for example a building, and heat is "pumped" into it.

The damaged truck was towed away late in the day after the liquefied gas was pumped into another tank. The traffic resumed around 6: 50pm.

The existing power grid has received a lot of attention because it loses some of the electricity that's pumped into it.

The methane will be drawn into this bio-gas upgrade plant, and then pumped into PG& E's pipeline.

The tanks hold a mixture of drilling mud and water that is pumped into the hole, lubricating the drill string.

Water is pumped into both components to change the magnification of the image captured by the camera.

The world pumped into the atmosphere 8. 5 billion tonnes of carbon from burning fossil fuels in 2007.

When compressed air is pumped into it, the water is forced out.

According to Tepco, nearly 27, 000 tons of water in total was pumped into the most heavily damaged reactors Nos.

That is more than twice what the Fed pumped into financial markets last year.

in drilling or pumped into wells to improve the process of extraction