Sentence examples for disrupting flow from inspiring English sources
A pipeline supplying gas to Israel has been blown up more than a dozen times, disrupting flow and causing millions of dollars worth of damage.
Based upon the experimental results and overall conservation principles it is hypothesized that the non-homogeneity of the cardboard helped to reduce the acceleration of the upward spread rates by physically disrupting flow in the boundary layer close to the vertical surface and thereby modifying heating rates of the solid fuel above the pyrolysis region.
A p-cycle is a cycle with at least three arcs, used for rerouting disrupted flow during edge failures.
Vane geometry helps prevent wall slippage at higher shear rates, helps disrupt flow inhomogeneity while shearing, and also works well for samples with suspended solids (Goh et al. 2011).
Vane geometry was used for the polymer shale samples; this geometry helps prevent wall slippage at higher shear rates, helps disrupt flow inhomogeneity while shearing, and also works well for samples containing suspended solids.
Multiple sclerosis is an unpredictable disease of the central nervous system that results in the disrupted flow of information between the brain and body.
Weak or disrupted flow of urine.
An injunction barring the participation of insurers in California from some transactions could disrupt flows of money throughout the giant insurance group.
Naftogaz, the Ukrainian state company, issued a statement suggesting that it could tap gas flows bound for Europe to compensate for deep cuts in Ukrainian supplies — and possibly even disproportionately disrupt flows in retaliation for Gazprom's stance.
First, Ukraine's gas stores matter, because when it draws on them to meet domestic demand (as it did in January) it disrupts flows in the pipes used to ship gas from Russia to Europe.
These mapping results indicate disrupted flows, accumulated metabolites, and differential transcription in the metabolic network caused by flooding stress (Komatsu et al. 2013a).
