Sentence examples for conduits with a from inspiring English sources
A mathematical procedure using the Matlab® PDE toolbox to calculate the numerical constant appearing in the general Taylor Aris expression for the dispersion in a laminar flow through open-tubular conduits with a variety of quasi-rectangular cross-sectional shapes is described.
10, 25 Type II calcifications undoubtedly present challenges for revascularization using endoluminal or surgical techniques in these rigid conduits with a diameter of only 2 or 3 millimeters.
Plasma membrane hemichannels form aqueous conduits with a pore diameter of ∼1.5 Å and open in response to various types of stimuli, including mechanical, shear, ionic and ischemic stress [3,4].
In all the examples mentioned above, combination of a flow-reaction system or chemically functionalized conduits with a separation capillary played an important role, and would provide an attractive integrated device enabling flexible design for combining pretreatment and CE separation.
In 7 of 11 primary operations the homograft valve was utilized as a composite conduit with a short Dacron extension.
Your hands are sliced up from twisting wires together, handling junction boxes made out of stamped sheet metal and cutting metal conduit with a hacksaw.
We tried flattening the ends of the conduit with a heavy-duty vise, but it took much more time: several minutes instead of 30 seconds.
It consisted of an underground conduit with a continuous slot that contained two conductor rails from which the tram's contacts collected power.
Sensitivity studies reveal that by using the coincident transmitting/receiving (TX/RX) setup and shifting the loop around the anomaly area, the depth, section and position of a single karstic conduit with a size smaller than the MRS loop size can be resolved.
In the model of Kozono and Koyaguchi (2010), isothermal magma ascends through a cylindrical conduit with a constant radius.
These values are negligibly small compared with changes in the magma flow within the conduit, so that we may reasonably assume a conduit with a constant radius.
