Sentence examples for blend of fluids from inspiring English sources
The process, known as machine perfusion, uses a blend of fluids to simulate a kidney's natural function until the kidney is transplanted.
The designer, Paul Helbers, offered a very appealing blend of fluid suits in monochromatic shades of ink and petrol, and cool technical pieces — his best collection yet.
Instead, it is built on Mr. Thile's more subtle brand of virtuosity — a blend of fluid melody, dazzling speed and a command of timbre that made the most of the mandolin's native wiry sound but also used mellower, bell-like tones closer to those of a harp.
Most mixing applications simply require the efficient blending of fluids present in a single phase, such as the mixing of the individual components of a liquid.
Numerical analysis demonstrated that a CGM provided intense transverse components in the field and great mixing efficiency; in particular, CGM-2 with co-rotating flows encompassing the mechanisms of cutting and blending of fluids had a mixing performance over 50% better than an SGM for Re="1 100.
These materials can be considered as heterogeneous blends of fluid and particles with different densities.
Mr. Kudelka -- a choreographer who has sometimes seemed a blend of the fluid Jiri Kylian and the darkly psychological Antony Tudor -- gave the National Ballet a "Swan Lake" with a gang rape and a "Firebird" with lizards and a killer egg.
Ms. Rice, who adapted the tale, smoothly blends measures of fluid choreography into her storytelling.
Moreover, using the proposed operating strategy contributes to promoting more effective utilization of low-temperature heat and the direct blending of two fluids reduces heat and pressure losses emanating from the heat exchanger.
Its writhing ecstatic motion shows the full blend of Leonardo's fluid organic movement with Michelangelo's own monumental power.
The superspreader adjuvant used in the current trial is disclosed as a proprietary blend of organosilicone and organic fluids and is not typically used as a penetrant.
