Sentence examples for applied fluid from inspiring English sources
Despite the importance of wall shear stress measurements in both fundamental and applied fluid dynamic problems, sensors for this application suffer from several shortcomings.
We report on the design and realization of photonic integrated devices based on 3D organic microresonators (MR) shaped by an applied fluid mechanism technique.
The lectin-mediated cell adhesion further showed an enhanced resistance to trypsin (as a protease model) and to applied fluid shear stress (mechanical stability).
Using fibre optic probes, a mixing coefficient km is determined for the system as a function of the applied fluid oscillation frequency and amplitude.
An analytical model is developed to characterize the quasi-static response of such a composite to the applied fluid pressure for various laminate stacking sequences.
We used optical disdrometer under simulated rainfall to measure raindrop size, splash kinetic energy and erosivity of rain events; thereby, we applied fluid energy method to determine erodibility of different soils.
Vascular apoplastic uptake of dye applied to needlepoint wounds showed that the connectivity of the wound site to minor vasculature specifically, the physical rupturing of a minor vein determines the subsequent directionality of applied fluids; this connectivity of minor vasculature may be a mechanism determining directionality of JA accumulation.
Next, a supercomputer applies fluid dynamics equations to the original flow data, producing a color-coded simulation of blood coursing through the newly configured mesh.
At Edinburgh, Norman became fascinated with applying fluid mechanics and mass-transfer principles to problems with the flow of blood through the body.
The method of aggregation due to mechanical shear was investigated by applying fluid shear forces directly to a viscous solution of Fn.
Furthermore, after applying fluid shear stress, stress fibers align along the orientation of flow direction in endothelial cells (Sato and Ohashi, 2005).
