The phrase "a flux of fluid" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics, engineering, or fluid dynamics to describe the movement or flow of a liquid.
Example: "The experiment measured the flux of fluid through the porous membrane to determine its permeability."
Alternatives: "a flow of liquid" or "a stream of fluid".
The model considers a turbulent suspension current flowing from a source with a constant flux of fluid down a slope tilted at an angle θ to the horizontal (Fig. 13b).
We propose that it is the higher infusion pressure which distends the joint capsule and results in an increased net flux of fluid into the periarticular soft tissues.
An incompressible fluid flows so that the net flux of fluid into or out of a given volume within the fluid is zero.
Above this break pressure, the rate of flux of fluid from the liver lymphatics into the peritoneal cavity is a function of the difference between the liver tissue and intraperitoneal pressure (for pressure differences greater than PBreak).
This means that at greater depth in this case 15% increase the force due to buoyancy make the valve opening easy accommodating larger flux of fluid to get in.
The optimization criteria consists of minimizing the input fluid power (due to the peristaltic wave) subject to constraints on the average flux of fluid and area of the channel.
The basic merit of streamline simulations is that well productivity can be explained as the flux of fluid carried through the streamtubes outlined by discrete bundles of streamlines into the well (Hauber 1964; Morel-Seytoux 1965; Higgins et al. 1964; LeBlanc and Caudle 1971; Martin and Wegner 1979; Abou-Kassem and Aziz 1985; Cox 1987; Datta-Gupta 2000; Datta-Gupta and King 2007).
In addition, there is no flux of fluid out of the ECS at z = 0 and z = L (the ECS is glued at the ends), therefore 8 where e z is the unit vector in the z-direction.
The other primary contributors, which are not dependent on the barrier, include size of the physical forces (pressure for convective flux of fluid and concentration gradient for diffusion of solutes) and surface area of the available barrier.
The consequent rate of glomerular volume reduction (which represents the rate of flux of fluid from glomerular capillary lumina across the glomerular filtration barrier: JV) was analysed off-line.
