Sentence examples for exaggerated flow from inspiring English sources
It deviates from the sing-a-long nature of her older songs, with a fast and exaggerated flow.
The affected population typically has well preserved or even exaggerated arterial blood flow in the foot.
Mr. Chailly magnified the flow of gestures in the Webern, but if he exaggerated both the crystalline pianissmo writing at the start and the grand climactic scoring at the work's heart, the flow of the work, and its play of internal tensions, proceeded logically.
If there is connective tissue that binds Austen's work with Heckerling's script, it's the inventive use of language, precise and exaggerated at once, flowing from the mouths of sharp-witted women.
Can tillage-induced soil redistribution lead to exaggerated (or retarded) runoff flow and sediment concentrations in steeply sloping fields?
In NTG an exaggerated response of ocular blood flow to hypercapnia has been demonstrated previously [ 51].
Increased PPV, as seen in hypovolemia, results from exaggerated respiratory variation in transpulmonary blood flow that results in corresponding left ventricular preload variations during respiratory cycles.
The inefficiencies in patient flow, particularly specific points with exaggerated wait times, correspond directly with dissatisfaction consistently identified in two patient satisfaction surveys conducted by the Jewish General Hospital's Quality Program.
That cash flow now appears to have been greatly exaggerated, but it attracted investors, who now have suffered huge losses.
It is advisable to include the potential for increased flow rate in the specification, if head is exaggerated, and the potential operation should also be discusses with the pump manufacturer's applications engineer.
