Sentence examples for around fluid from inspiring English sources

In addition, some RBCs in high-hematocrit RBC suspension dried up around fluid surface during long incubation.

In geothermal reservoirs, however, the percolation by geothermal brine promotes the formation of hydrothermally altered zones around fluid pathways.

Dilation associated with thermal expansion and fluid production leads to rotation of the principal stresses around fluid source regions.

At this time, there were technical difficulties accurately measuring LE when hematocrit was over 80% because of the high viscosity and the presence of dried-up RBCs around fluid surface during a long incubation.

Having read about highly militarized raids on the producers of pirated movies in the developing world, tying this case into larger questions of IP law like drug patents (lobbyists tie them together) and thinking about that number – 90% – really makes me think that some other business model other than scarcity has got to emerge around fluid commodities like digital music.

"Athar Kurd" swings atop a jagged melody from pianist John Escreet countered by an acrobatic drive from drummer Dan Weiss, and "Five Phases" (drawn from ElSaffar's "Alchemy Suite," which dizzyingly features the trumpeter's own tuning system) spirals around fluid, serpentine harmonies from ElSaffar and saxophonist Ole Mathisen.

Of the many numerical techniques used to determine the coupling characteristics of cylinders in and around fluid-filled annuli, two are briefly discussed: a spectral-collocation method and a finite element method.

Because the antisymmetric Krauklis wave is a surface wave concentrated around the fluid layer, its amplitude decays exponentially at distances far from the fluid layer.

Every part rhythmically expands and contracts, pushing around the fluid inside.

Therefore, the solid motion is expressed as an elastic surface wave concentrated around the fluid layer.

The recycling system consists of a run around thermal fluid between two tube heat exchangers.