The model has considered the heat transfer between the fuel cell body, gas channels, and cooling water, calculating the condensation and evaporation and modelling the water content, dragged water through membrane, water at the cathode.
Ducks and geese also filter feed, but flamingos do so with their heads upside down, using their tongues like pistons to drag water in and push it through their mouths' filtering apparatus.
Kim and colleagues suggest that positively charged ions in the paper migrate towards the negative electrode and drag water molecules with them, creating a higher pressure on that side that causes the cellophane to bend towards the positive electrode.
The spreading potential (up to 11 mV) appears with the onset of water dragging and continues throughout its duration, whereas the wall effect potential (up to 3 mV) appears as a consequence of water content differences and continues until a complete redistribution of the dragged water is attained.
Due to the fact that biological membranes are permeable to water, a higher solute concentration outside the cell, as in the case of environments with a high salinity, would drag water out of the cell and would lead to cell death.
Firefighters worked in tandem using fire hoses to drag water out of the arena's concourses.
Saettone et al. [ 37] indicated that the retention of drug in the precorneal tear film is not strictly related to the viscosity of the vehicle but rather to the surface spreading characteristics of the vehicle and to the ability of a polymer to drag water as the vehicle spreads over the ocular surface with each blink.
He spent two months in a canoe, dragging a water quality probe that collected data at five minute intervals.
The line in the sand caused by dragging the water alerted everyone to the fact that she was a handmaiden, cast out.
