Sentence examples for disruptive flow from inspiring English sources
Continuous flow ventricular assist devices (cfVADs) continue to be limited by thrombotic complications associated with disruptive flow patterns and supraphysiologic shear stresses.
As the insertion of such a measuring unit does not affect the functioning of the systems, this is also a non-disruptive flow measurement method.
Still, the great lesson of floods past on the Red River, and especially from the devastating flood of 1997 in Grand Forks, an hour north of Fargo, is that big federal money for permanent flood abatement, and the local political will to support such disruptive projects, flows only where disaster goes.
What's different this time around is the transformation will be driven bottom up by rank-and-file employees, making it potentially more disruptive than any "flow" of process change that came before.
It was found that this relatively short questionnaire was still too time consuming and disruptive to the flow of this busy department.
It's also true that Pier 55, as an appendage rather than a bridge, is less disruptive to existing flows of people than the Garden Bridge.
This behavior can be attributed to the interplay between the cluster-disruptive effect of flow on one side, and droplets attractive interactions promoting coalescence on the other side.
It's emotionally and spiritually exhausting, and the Black Lives Matter movement's controversially disruptive tactics have flowed out of that exhaustion flowed from that sense of being sick and tired of being sick and tired.
That such a message would so resonate in a nation founded and sustained by immigrants is a sign of just how disruptive the fluid flows of globalization have been to any solid sense of cultural and social cohesion.
THE new book with Dr. Raynor is an effort to break that vicious cycle by coaching companies in how to generate a consistent flow of disruptive innovations.
Their ability to hold an expressive line up in the air – one of the main devices in their expressive armoury – is compromised if consonant collisions act as disruptive hurdles to the flow of tone.
