Sentence examples for degrees of flow from inspiring English sources

Linking these sedimentary bodies to their facies associations provides the framework for relating variable degrees of flow confinement to small-scale composite erosional depressions (less than 150 m wide by 5 m deep).

Groups with mixed genders reported in the interviews that they perceived their collaborative interaction with higher degrees of flow and satisfaction compared to single-gendered groups.

We can observe that the majority of the links are affected with different relative change degrees of flows although only link 17 19 is closed; most O D pairs that are likely to use this link will be affected.

We also classified the relative degree of flow intermittency annually to characterise temporal variation in flow intermittency.

In this paper we focus on the degree of flow enhancement achieved by an atrium which is itself 'ventilated' directly, by a low-level connection to the exterior.

With increasing bulk flow velocity of the outer jet, the degree of flow divergence decreases, resulting in an increase in the height of the stagnation point.

Two sets of nearly identical single-cell stacks except using different designs of flow distributors are measured to show how exactly the cell performance of such single-cell stacks would vary with a change in the degree of flow uniformity.

The meltability of process cheese (as indicated by the decrease in loss tangent parameter from small amplitude oscillatory rheology, degree of flow, and melt area from the Schreiber test) decreased with an increase in the concentration of SHMP.

Results show that elevated temperature lowers the strength of basal slip systems relative to prismatic slip systems, reduces the degree of flow softening due to precipitate shearing, and decreases the first-order pyramidal slip system work-hardening rate.

Meltability indices (degree of flow from the UW MeltProfiler University of Wisconsin Madisonn), loss tangent value at 60°C from rheological testing, and Schreiber melt area) initially decreased with increasing TSPP concentrations, but above a critical ES concentration (~1.0%) meltability increased at higher TSPP concentrations.

Results showed that the degree of flow intermittency varied substantially across streams in eastern Australia, ranging from perennial streams flowing permanently (11 12 months) to strongly intermittent streams flowing 4 months or less of year.