Sentence examples for example the liquid from inspiring English sources

In the first example, the liquid is an aqueous polymer solution and the expansion flows of interest may be considered to be either two-dimensional or three-dimensional.

For example, the liquid vapor portion of the smoke aerosol contains the compounds acrolein[40] and benzopyrene[41], which are known to be cytotoxic and mutagenic, and may account for some of second-hand smoke's toxicities[42].

If the liquid line falls halfway between the water mark and the olive oil mark, for example, the liquid has a specific gravity of about 0.96.

For example, when the liquid has reached A, at 1,400 °C, about 65 percent plagioclase with about 73 percent An (point O on the solidus) has crystallized from the liquid, which is now at about 36 percent An and 64 percent Ab.

We also administered urea continuously (for example in the liquid nutritional support) in patients with brain haemorrhage, to avoid any brain shrinkage.

DO NOT USE DISH CLOTHS OR TEA TOWELS (if you're British) if there is a soda spillage, for example, as the liquid will stain the material, and you might have to to pay for the damage.

A representative example of the liquid-phase assembly of magnetic nanoparticles is colloidal assembly of photonic crystals, and a number of research works have reported the dynamic assembly of magnetic colloidal crystals under applied field.

It is reiterated that commercial simulators (CMG-IMEX in this case study, for example) utilize the liquid-form interporosity flow equation with gas viscosity and compressibility evaluated at matrix pressure or fracture pressure depending on which is upstream.

The design of a typical example of the liquid-retaining structure is also illustrated.

By an example of the liquid-phase hydrogenation of benzene, steady states were analyzed in isothermal and adiabatic regimes and at partial removal of heat released as a result of exothermic reaction.

The Guardian's Ed Power, for example, called Guinness the liquid equivalent of a plastic bodhrán or a strap-on leprechaun beard, and concluded that the whole rigamarole would have made sense in 1959, but was hopelessly misguided in the 21st century.