Sentence examples for determining the flow from inspiring English sources

Of all the major sports, it is basketball in which officials have the most leeway in determining the flow and outcome of the game.

Instead the strength of the euro and the pound, the relative jobs market across Europe, differences in GDP growth, language affinities and cheap coach and rail travel all prove far more important in determining the flow of migrants within Europe than any single immigration policy.

By James Surowiecki January 21 , 2009Felix Salmon offers up a series of arguments against my arguments against nationalization, which at their core boil down to the proposition that the government is already so deeply involved in determining the flow of credit in the U.S., and in subsidizing the banks, that nationalization will not represent a meaningful change from the current state of affairs.

Felix Salmon offers up a series of arguments against my arguments against nationalization, which at their core boil down to the proposition that the government is already so deeply involved in determining the flow of credit in the U.S., and in subsidizing the banks, that nationalization will not represent a meaningful change from the current state of affairs.

The study of flow resistance in air-fuel flow allows determining the flow friction factor.

Hydrochemical facies interpretation is a useful tool for determining the flow pattern, origin of chemical histories of groundwater.

It accepted the Justice Department's view that Mr. Scully had "the final authority to determine the flow of information to Congress".

The distances and the precise sizes of the windows are important because they determine the flow of oxygen into the fire.

He sought partnerships to try to determine the flow of synthetic fibers from clothing to the washing machine to the ocean.

A system of wires underneath the roadway can determine the flow of traffic inside the tunnel by measuring the tunnel's surface weight at any given time.

Viscosity customarily is measured by a viscometer, which determines the flow rate of the lubricant under standard conditions; the higher the flow rate, the lower the viscosity.