circulate

This particular transmission line in LA circulated the oil in six-hour cycles.

More recently, people have relied on electric fans to circulate cool air, which use very little electricity.

That’s the technical term for the situation when drilling fluid exits a borehole at the surface instead of circulating back to the entrance pit.

Images of the first responder to the accident, a tiny excavator removing soil from the Ever Given’s gigantic hull, circulated around the internet like wildfire.

We know that low gravity causes astronauts' muscles to atrophy, bones to become less dense, and the quantity of circulating blood in the body to decrease.

The motion of the plate sinking stirs up the mantle and causes it to flow and circulate in a way that literally pulls the drips off of the bottom of the craton.

After all, water towers aren’t cheap, they take up quite a bit of space, and they can allow water to stagnate if it isn’t circulated enough.