Sentence examples for arising flow from inspiring English sources

In day-to-day traffic assignment problems travelers' past experiences have important impact on their cost prediction which influences their route choice and consequently the arising flow patterns in the network.

While measured actomyosin density gradients serve as a readout of cortical contractility, cortical tension in general is related not only to contractility but also to viscous forces arising from flow (Mayer et al., 2010) and flow-induced filament alignment (Salbreux et al., 2009).

Estimation of the environmental risk arising from flow regulation needs to consider all aspects of the flow regime when applied to water allocation decisions.

Both aspects are assumed to affect the magnitude of negative pressure values arising from flow resistance via the catheter and in turn for the access flow (Qa) available during CVVH.

Efficient implementation requires appropriate logistics structures to be set up for the arising goods flow from users to producers.

The efficient implementation of reverse logistics requires appropriate logistics network structures to be set up for the arising products flow from users to producers.

In this paper we present a multi-scale finite-volume (MSFV) method to solve elliptic problems with many spatial scales arising from flow in porous media.

Possible explanations could be attributed to CARS low sensitivity to flowing cells [ 31], interference of lipid-rich components of mouse skins [ 32] which descramble CARS signals arising from flowing cells, or un-optimized laser scanning speed per blood flow speed ratio [ 31].

Extreme computational difficulties can arise if flow near the vacuum interface is not carefully and accurately computed.

Several issues associated with its hydrodynamics scale-up and designs have been discussed with an emphasis on shock wave attenuation that arises during flow modulation.

The spatial variations in tissue drug that arise from flow alterations can help one appreciate why it has been so difficult to define the most effective percutaneous intervention and optimal utilization of DES in complex arterial geometries.