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For example, the fluid viscosity was 190 cp at low GLG concentration (1 g/L) under low shear rate (10/s), but increased to 1820 cP at high GLG concentration (3 g/L).

For example, the fluid component can be simplified to a one-dimensional function of only longitudinal position.

For example, the Fluid Expansion as Supportive Therapy (FEAST) Trial, in which over 3000 critically ill children were randomised to different fluid resuscitation strategies [ 32], was challenged with regard to the presence of initial equipoise.

The shear stress felt by the tongue has itself to be calculated from a knowledge of the viscosity of the food; again, there are different models to do this (see, for example, the fluid mechanical calculations of DeMartine and Cussler(204)).

For example, the fluid-solid interaction coupling method includes two types of fluid and solid particles.

The conventional HTST assumption fails under some circumstances, for example when the fluid layer near the wall is overprocessed.

Skeptics said, for example, that the fluid in the outer part of a curved pipe would fall behind the fluid flowing along the inner edge -- just as a racehorse on the outside has farther to gallop than one on the inside track -- and that this effect would blur the test results.

The carbon dioxide can then be cooled and pumped for storage in deep underground rock chambers, for example, replacing the fluid in saline aquifers.

The presented method is applied to a synthetic numerical example where the fluid front is tracked to maximize water flooding by controlling the injection and production rates.

Taken a perforation-caused leakage accident of oil in buried piping in China as an example, the computational fluid dynamics method of multiphase flow in porous media was used to determine the distribution of leaked oil in the ground in this paper.

For example, the limited fluid dynamic field is currently above a depth of 4,500 m in the Chu-Saleisu Basin, Kazakhstan, resulting from the overall uplifting caused by the denudation of overlying strata.