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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a flow of a" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a continuous movement or stream of something, but it lacks clarity and specificity.
Example: "There was a flow of a gentle breeze through the open window."
Alternatives: "a stream of" or "a current of".
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Just talking about a flow of a few dozen students back and forth will not make universities international.
"There is no mistake that there was a flow of a substantial amount of funds, but we have not identified an amount".
When I met with Nadhamuni in Bangalore, three months later, he was contending with the wave of enrollees now starting to reach his servers; the intake had risen to forty thousand a day, and a graph on his laptop predicted a flow of a million a day by 2014.
The fluid flow within the fracture aperture can be modeled as a flow of a Newtonian fluid in a thin channel.
It is clearly seen from the left part of the figure that the NICS values are negative inside the twelve outer B3triangles of the molecule, suggesting a flow of a global diatropic current around the central triangle.
After coating, the samples were placed in a furnace and were exposed to a flow of a gas mixture of 90%% Ar and 10%% H2 at a rate of 5 ml/s.
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Finally, a flow of an equally mixed solution containing both types of particles was used (Figure 8).
Elution began with an isocratic flow of solvent A for 1 min.
This yields a flow of m /s and an average fluid velocity of m/s.
There is also a flow of about 109,000 new cases a year.
The last stanza yields to the rhythmic power implicit throughout, as if the voice is joining a current, a flow of wonder, a march of nature.
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