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The chamber is then sealed with a transparent lid containing two entries allowing for flow injections (Fig. 1 & Fig. S1A).

Each bag was pre-filled with 100 mL of distilled water to prevent under filling (Shaw and Prepas 1989) and allowed for flow measurement in the sediments.

This geometry will allow for flow between the annulus and the tubing through inflow control devices which are commonly used for zonal control.

However, devices with a single constriction have been found to be poorly adapted for cells of elevated stiffness because the mismatch between the rectangular cross-section of microfluidic channels and the spherical shape of the cells allows for flow leakage around the cells (Additional file 1: Figure S1c[i]) and induces poor ET reproducibility.

The residence times of the reactor solution and gas phase involved can be freely adjusted: The design allows for flowing both the feed solution and the flue gas continuously through an autoclave that contains a sample of activated serpentine.

To that end, they blended modern and traditional tones throughout the space, allowing for easy flow around the store as well as maximum privacy, an element Granelli says is very important to consider when designing a marijuana dispensary.

With helium, a more laminar flow is preserved in narrowed airways, resulting in lower resistance to gas flow allowing for increased bulk flow [ 10].

Neutrally-buoyant particles seeded in the flow allowed for clear flow visualization and these particles were tracked using a digital image analysis system from which detailed velocity measurements were obtained.

The model formulation also allows for different flow modes such as flow along discrete fractures in sparsely fractured rocks and along flowpaths in a fracture network.

The aim of the operation was to enlarge a one-millimetre hole that connected the two chambers, allowing for free blood flow.

Slovakia and Ukraine could sign a deal on gas supplies on Monday, allowing for a "reverse flow" to reduce Kiev's dependence on Russia.