Sentence examples for economically fluid from inspiring English sources

It's painful to read that Britain, much of Western Europe, and Canada are becoming more socially and economically fluid while the United States hardens its class arteries.

Sodium is the most economically feasible fluid for systems with low storage (<3 h), however the low per-unit cost and high specific heat capacity of molten salt means that this is the most effective working fluid in systems with larger storage requirements.

Thereby, the thermo-economically optimal working fluid is identified in a single optimization problem jointly with the corresponding optimal process and equipment.

Thorough clinical examination together with feasible rumen fluid examination and economically reasonable blood biochemistry did not uncover the reason(s) for reduced appetite in 14% of the cows.

Flow assurance is an engineering analysis process that is used to ensure that hydrocarbon fluids are transmitted economically from the reservoir to the end user over the life of a project in any environment.

The colloid-free Ringer's solution regimen is clinically fully acceptable and economically more favourable than the two colloid fluid regimens studied.

European workers may feel more secure in their jobs at the moment, but I'd feel more economically secure knowing that I faced a more fluid labour market and a lower natural unemployment rate.

In this study, a simple organic cycle for eight subcritical coolant fluids has been studied thermodynamically and economically.

Conventional submersible electric systems can economically and efficiently be used to lift the fluids from a well and to provide simultaneous surface injection pressure to meet the requirements of most water flood applications (O'Neil 1976).

The question now is: can Sunderland's music 'scene' compete on a global scale and satisfy the need to be economically successful, whilst still retaining the anarchic, innovative and fluid character which gives it such distinction and strength?

Recent studies have demonstrated that wells that tap supercritical fluids could have much higher productivities due to the high fluid enthalpies, which could make deeper and hotter wells economically attractive (e.g., Friðleifsson et al. 2007).