Sentence examples for contribution of pressure from inspiring English sources
The contribution of pressure and electrical gradients to the two-phase flow were incorporated in the set of governing equations, solved using implicit-pressure-explicit-saturation technique.
In the pressure range of interest, the non-ideal contribution of pressure to the Gibbs energy for the gases is very small.
On the basis of experimental results, the contribution of pressure drag to the total surface drag on staggered cube arrays was estimated at greater than 95%.
Hence, the measured throughput values with this apparatus require correction, the magnitude of which depends on the combined contribution of pressure change and the ratio of the trapped volume to the displaced volume.
It has been found that the contribution of pressure in the diffusional transport of gases is of the same order and may be even higher than that of the concentration, which contradicts the popular perception that 'the diffusion process is related basically to the concentration gradient'.
The contribution of pressure force to hand increased when velocity was increased.
Contributions of pressure and velocity propagation are also considered in the pressure drop along the shell and in the pulsatile frictional traction on the internal wall in the axial direction.
These values are the result of two contributions of pressures that usually cancel each others effect and the net result is a net zero forces that act on the inner surface of the blood tubes.
We used relatively low doses of drugs to avoid a very remarkable normalization of blood pressure in the treatment, which would make it much difficult to distinguish the contribution of blood pressure variability and baroreflex sensitivity to organ protection from that of blood pressure.
It can be described as the ratio of capillary pressure and gravity, a parameter to describe the contribution of capillary pressure and gravity to imbibition.
Briefly, calculation of SV by the FloTrac™/Vigileo™ system is based on the contribution of pulse pressure to SV being proportional to the standard deviation of arterial pulse pressure.
