Sentence examples for available to flow from inspiring English sources
During heavy work, muscles need more blood flow, which reduces the amount of blood available to flow to the skin and release the heat.
A crude explanation is that when money growth is faster than the economy's needs (as measured by nominal GDP), plenty of liquidity is available to flow into financial assets.Liquidity conditions in America have rarely been so bullish for financial markets: excess money is expanding at a faster pace than at any time in the past three decades (see chart).
Theres plenty of cash available to flow into equities, a major motive force in a complacent setting.
When an ancillary study is initiated before a primary study is complete, it may be desirable for changes to the primary study (including specimen information, such as location and available vials) to flow automatically into equivalent datasets in the ancillary study.
In this manner an in situ, time-resolved technique becomes available to follow flow-induced structural changes such as those occurring during processing of blends.
Some engineers said that because long stretches of the grid were being repaired and extended in work financed by the United States, Iraqi oil revenues and other sources, more and more alternate routes are available for electricity to flow to consumers when part of the system is damaged.
Upon striking the collector, a part of the energy is available to force current to flow through the external load, thereby giving the desired conversion from thermal to electrical energy.
Inclusion of the surface reservoir makes practical the use of the diluted sewage in a pumped storage hydroplant; in this type of facility the fluid is pumped up during off-peak-electric-power night periods, when steam power is cheaply available, and then allowed to flow back to generate peak power when demand exceeds economic capacity of the steam plants.
In the present study, flow-volume curves were not available to objectify flow limitation during exercise; however, given that the three groups behave almost identically in terms of dynamic hyperinflation irrespective of BMI, we submit that COPD was the main driving factor for dynamic lung volumes.
It involves pulsing voltage across electrodes in an electrochemical cell at a set time interval (frequency) while monitoring "impedance," a measure that depends on the available storage space and resistance to flow.
To enable infrastructure dependability, the system will dynamically prioritize information captured by sensors in the impacted area (e.g., camera feeds showing entrapped victims) to flow through available networks.
