Sentence examples for a different shapes of from inspiring English sources

Based on above literature, the present investigation is concerned with the radiative heat transfer in mixed convection MHD flow of a different shapes of Al 2 O 3 in EG-based nanofluid in a channel filled with saturated porous medium.

In this paper, the effects of radiative heat transfer in mixed convection MHD flow of a different shapes of Al 2 O 3 in ethylene glycol and water-based nanofluids in a channel filled with saturated porous medium are analyzed.

Parameters of the sdVRC (and ) depend on the internal structure of the cytoplasm (proteins density, size of the nucleoid, etc).. Thus, each cell type will be characterized by a different shape of the reference curve (due to differences in parameters and ), while the mathematical form of the sdVRC will not change, and such curve can be constructed for other cell types.

In fact, if the position of the cameras was changed, we'd probably need a different shape of model, walking in a completely different way.

What is it that she's got that I haven't?" And, I say, "She has a different shape of body.

In these circumstances this house seems markedly different: dressed in wood on the upper two stories and occupying a different shape of plot.

"Phil Mickelson said to me that all the second shots into the green, all the short holes, require a different shape of shot, not just a different club.

"It didn't feel enough to just design a different shape of bowl on a stick, and so we were trying to think from the most fundamental where - as much as how - as much what, and working with Danny [Boyle] on who would make this happen".

Or, as we sang on "Sicilian," to the tune of the Velvet Underground's "Heroin": "I don't know what shape my dough's in, but I want to try for a different shape of pan".

However, a different shape of an MHC might trigger an immune reaction, even when loaded with self-peptide.

This effect is indeed present at a lower frequency, resulting in a different shape of the contraction curve.