In this cash-poor world, J. Pierpont Morgan and other grandees exerted godlike powers over American railroads and manufacturers because they straddled the indispensable capital flows from Europe.
Although plug-flow models are typically used for steady-flow wetlands, residence time distribution (RTD) models are indispensable for describing pulsed flows and constituent fluxes in wetlands.
As described above, a so-called two-way FSI is indispensable to study the flow-induced vibration of planar elastic tube bundle.
Heat transfer correlations for pool and flow boiling are indispensable for boiler design.
They may make non-mathematicians cringe, but the equations themselves are indispensable for understanding how fluids flow, chemicals react or gravity pulls.
However, single-hole Y-jet nozzle with high liquid flow rate is indispensable in some confined situations due to a small spray cone angle.
Since miniaturized sensors are expensive and their direct installation inside channels may disturb the flow, it is indispensable to develop a process monitoring system using a few indirect measurements.
By consolidating power over the sport's promotion when no one else could be bothered, he made himself indispensable, even as the cash flow that Formula One was generating, at first through tobacco sponsorships and then through exclusive television rights, attracted banks and larger financial interests.
Our spatial distribution of heat flow data provides indispensable basic data for numerical studies of subduction zone modeling to evaluate margin parallel age dependencies of subducting plates.
Recent investigations provided increasing evidence that quantitative analysis of tumour blood flow is an indispensable prerequisite for developing novel treatment strategies and individualizing cancer therapy.
For example, miR-133 was shown to promote cardiac regeneration in zebrafish [ 62], whereas miR-138 was associated with specification of the atrioventricular canal (AVC) which eventually gives rise to the cardiac valves indispensable for the unidirectional blood flow within the heart [ 63].
