"account flow" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the monetary transactions that occur within a particular account, such as a bank account. For example, "The account flow of this month shows that the account has a net gain of $500."
For this purpose, a multi-scale pore-network (MSPN) method, which takes into account flow-rate effects and can simulate larger domains compared to existing methods, was developed.
Flow modelling of these fluids is performed using a previously formulated mesoscopic viscoelastic rheological theory [J. Non-Newtonian Fluid Mech. 94 (2000) 87] that takes into account flow-induced texture transformations.
The input data for AIMSUN was information on the physical characteristics of the infrastructure, vehicle dynamics, traffic volumes (taking into account flows from surveys) and traffic signals timing and incidents.
Computer simulations of such a model for the first division of sea urchin eggs that explicitly take into account flows of cytoplasmic material on the other hand lead to ring contraction with constant velocities [9].
But as Mr Davies and Mr Krugman say, the current-account flows had a great deal to do with the introduction of the euro, and it's going to be very hard to get rid of them while these economies remain inside a common currency.
Frederix et al. [23] adopted a linear approximation of the relationship between O-D flows and link flows, taking into account link flows being not separable.
It takes into account realistic flow path configurations for cross and parallel flow regions near header locations.
To account for flow heterogeneity within the tissue volume being modeled, oxygen transport models therefore typically include flow distribution and vascular dispersion terms which can then be calibrated by measured relative dispersion (RD) values from tissue samples [ 58] see Fig. 3B.
A theoretical model is proposed taking into account the flow characteristics of air-lift artificial upwelling.
