This may be partly due to limitations of the heating equipment used, but also due to the relatively high perfusion rates that have been encountered in human tumours, leading to an unwanted dissipation of heat away from the malignancy (Vaupel and Kelleher, 1995).
It was part of the family code that sport and physical exercise were meaningful ways of passing leisure time; without them, you risked dissipation, letting value slip away.
This causes the need for high spatial resolution, as viscous dissipation must be kept away from the important scales.
It was assumed that the flow area was split into two zones, around the impeller with high energy dissipation rate and further away from the impeller with low energy dissipation rate.
His Spanish skirts may have rustled with erotic torpor, but take away the fraying dissipation, the avant-garde hosannas, and what do you have?
Small dissipation allows random walks to explore the nodes farther away from their origin, while large dissipation evaporates quickly most walks.
The primary defense system for radiant stress is considered to be the thermal dissipation mechanisms, a system that leads the excess energy away from the reaction centers and dissipates the energy as heat.
By construction our approach minimizes both numerical dissipation errors and the creation of curl-constraint violating errors away from discontinuities while avoiding the calculation of hyperbolic characteristics often needed in general finite-volume schemes.
Though handicapped by absence of radar data, a pattern of electric field changes (Figures 3 and 4) and steady decrease of lightning flash rate during dissipation stage (Figure 2) suggests that thunderstorms have not moved away from the observational site during their lifetime.
Also, non-photochemical quenching (NPQ) of light energy, either through regulated (ΦNPQ) or unregulated (ΦNO) thermal energy dissipation [18], allows for the diversion of excess excitation energy away from the symbiont's PSII reaction centre.
