Sentence examples for complex circulation from inspiring English sources

As the dispersal of continents following the breakup of Pangea continued, however, the surface circulation of the oceans began to approach the more complex circulation patterns of today.

There is a fairly complex circulation pattern for spinal fluid, which flows through the central canal of the spinal cord, in the cavities, or ventricles, of the brain and into the space under the meninges, called the subarachnoid space.

The British auditing group investigating a complex circulation practice at The Wall Street Journal Europe, which led to the resignation of the paper's publisher in October, said Wednesday that the practice complied with its official newspaper circulation reporting standards.

The complex circulation within the basin is composed of several wind-driven gyres which are magnified during storm events.

Flows throughout the basin showed a complex circulation pattern that is defined by both the forcing and the topographical features including islands, shoals and deep channels.

Modern investigation into the normal flow of CSF has suggested a much more complex circulation than was historically thought [ 12– 15].

To this end, we developed computer models to simulate the complex blood circulation through the liver from the macro-scale down to the terminal micro-scale level.

Ecological modeling of dynamic systems such as marine environments may require detailed spatial resolution when the modeled area is greatly influenced by complex physical circulation.

Thus, concerns have been expressed in regard to the ability of Guyton's simplistic model, with few parameters, to model the complex human circulation.

A possible explanation for this observation may relate to a differential stability of VEGF antibody complexes in circulation as compared with wound sites.

A second potential concern might arise from the possible formation of multimeric immune complexes in circulation after injection of the folate-hapten conjugate.