Sentence examples for a variable volume of from inspiring English sources

A cough is normally initiated with an inspiration of a variable volume of air, followed by closure of the glottis, and contraction of the expiratory muscles that compresses the gas in the lungs.

The actuator consists of a variable volume chamber, springs that produce the reactive force against vapor pressure, heating device, and working fluid.

This was particularly important for the population of infected macrophages, which changes dynamically as bacterial infection progresses and turns out to have a time-dependent variable volume of distribution whose features needed to be accounted for in the simulation.

Otherwise, without stimulation, variable volume of saliva could determine higher variability.

The variable volume of 1 × TE is due to the fact that the total number of edge staples varies in different tiles.

Variable volume of MOs at stock concentration were injected directly into both blastomeres at two-cell-stage, to reach 6 8 ng MO per embryo.

The trend would be further disrupted by lateral vent migration, collapse and erosion of the crater and the variable volume of introduced magma (juvenile contributions) as occur in natural settings.

An association could exist between both the dependent variables "Field length of cable crane line" and "Topographical length of cable crane line" and the independent variable "Volume of marked trees per skyline corridor", as assessed by the values of the correlation coefficient (see Table 5).

Remaining plasma NO3 levels do not reflect excess NO release during sepsis, probably due to variable volume of distribution resulting from interstitial edema and/or flux into third spaces such as ascites.

These included changes in basal states (which are calculated analytically as functions of parameter values), accounting of cell population dynamics to obey mass balance (specifically, macrophages and bacteria) and accounting for the variable volume of distribution of the infected macrophages and for the appropriate volume ratios for cell and molecule migration.

We present a novel formulation to analyse the axisymmetric propagation of single-phase gravity currents induced by the release of a time-variable volume of fluid in a porous domain.