The results show that, for the packed beds with coarse particles, the pressure losses curves show a descent-ascent tendency along with the fluid velocity, and this tendency will become more significant in packed bed with bigger size particles or under lower liquid velocity.
And as for preferring the descent, I'm referring to the tendency to tilt into melancholy, as do most acts of contemplation, and the poet's inclination to peer into the abyss.
Fortunately, we have a way out: living organisms form a chain of descent, so that there is a tendency in the lineage to stick to one object when that object fulfils a given function.
This is a fundamental consequence of the principle of common descent, but there nevertheless can be a tendency to conflate taxon age with lineage age.
However, for cellular component category, its -log P-values showed the tendency of ascend first and then descent with the increase of k value: as k first rose from 3 to 3.5, its -log P-values increased from 6.38 to 7.47; but as k further increased to 5, the -log P-value failed to 5.02.
He came to the attention of British coach Rod Ellingworth, who was impressed by his climbing skills and willing to overlook his inexperience and his tendency to crash during twisty Alpine descents.
In The Descent of Man, naturalist Charles Darwin called this process "an instinctive tendency to acquire an art".
Cousin marriage is generally uncommon and controversial in Western society and perceived as negative, but we did not detect a tendency by younger people from Moroccan or Turkish descent in the Netherlands for copying this negative attitude.
Mitch Seavey fought off a wave of gloom on the initial descent from Kaltag toward the coast, resisting his addled mind's tendency to mistake tree branches for doors — and assumed the lead at Unalakleet, with two hundred and fifty miles to go.
The disease shows a familial tendency and is more common in individuals of northern European descent.
