In DHF prompt medical attention on maintaining circulating fluid volume can improve chances for survival.
It was once thought that increased pressure in the eye, caused by poor drainage of circulating fluid, was a sure sign of glaucoma.
The system maintains a comfortable indoor temperature throughout the year by circulating fluid through long loops of piping buried underneath the football and baseball fields.
Trehalose is present in young mushrooms and in the resurrection plant (Selaginella); it is of considerable biological interest because it is also found in the circulating fluid (hemolymph) of many insects.
One of the more interesting representatives is the aphin group, so called because of their initial recovery from the hemolymph (circulating fluid) of several coloured species of aphids; aphids parasitize plants, as do the other quinone-assimilating insects.
But its lack of a circulating fluid and of moving parts (except for a fan to blow cold air) make it a strong candidate in a time when vehicles have to use their motive power ever more sparingly to meet mandatory fuel-economy requirements.
There are two basic modes of motion for a circulating fluid that satisfy this condition: in one, the liquid rotates as a solid body would, with an angular velocity that does not vary with r, and the torque is everywhere zero; in the other, ω varies like r−2.
If both the terms on the right-hand side of equation (148) are taken into account, the shear stress in the circulating fluid is found to be proportional to r(dω/dr) rather than to (dv/dr)—not an unexpected result, since it is only if ω, the angular velocity of the fluid, varies with radius r that there is any slip between one cylindrical lamina of fluid and the next.
The solar thermal energy is transferred to the kitchen by means of a circulating fluid.
Solar energy is transferred to the kitchen by means of a circulating fluid.
Each variation of 0.5 cm on the vascular pedicle corresponds to an increase of 1 l of circulating fluid.
