Sentence examples for * means flow from inspiring English sources

That means flow in the ion channel, for instance, can be regulated from zero to intermediate values to some maximum depending on whether the "door" is always closed, open as often as closed or always open.

This means flow in opposite axial directions, phase wraps and fringe washout.

That means flow velocity smaller than 72µm/s could be detected as the time spacing is much longer.

Supersonic speeds are categorized using a non-dimensional number called the Mach number any flow above Mach 1 means the flow is in supersonic territory.

If (alpha ) ((0le alpha le 1)) is the fraction of a unit of information at a node that flows through a weak link, (alpha =0) means no flow and maximal decay, while (alpha =1) means perfect flow and no decay.

Near the beginning of the 2nd century ce, Greek physician, writer, and philosopher Galen of Pergamum appears to have coined the term rheumatismos, in which rheuma means "to flow" (an alternative meaning is "phlegm").

(1) Two-phase flow (wetting and non-wetting); (2) one-dimensional flow; (3) inflow velocity of wetting phase equals to the outflow velocity of non-wetting phase, and in opposite direction; (4) no reaction between different fluids, means immiscible flow; (5) fluid is incompressible; (6) isothermal flow and (7) considering effects of gravity.

The adequate diameter ratio of the nozzle in the channel is dependent not only on the velocity values, cross-sectional area to capture more power but also on the flow velocity fluctuations with respect to time, which means the flow turbulence.

So primary surplus essentially means cash flow.

And it means the flow of weapons, which is why the firearms directive is so crucial.

That means the flow of $100bn£66bnbn) a year will continue beyond 2020.