Sentence examples for fast outflow from inspiring English sources
Contrary to the fast outflow coefficient, K0, the second outflow coefficient of the upper groundwater box, K1, proves to be highly sensitive, which indicates the importance of fast interflow for the runoff generation in the catchment.
The component stars simultaneously generate extremely fast outflows from their atmospheres.
Moreover, fast carrier outflow on the high-energy side, carrier relaxation from weakly to strongly localized states, and serious non-radiative recombination of high-energy carriers should also be considered [27].
A coronal hard X-ray source observed by Yohkoh during solar flares can be interpreted under assumption that a fast plasma outflow from a reconnecting current sheet creates a shock wave above loops of strong magnetic field.
Atenolol uptake and efflux speeds were identical, whereas more lipophilic beta-blockers showed penetration faster than outflow.
Inflows have grown faster than outflows: a net exporter of people until the early 1980s, Britain now has net immigration of about 190,000 a year.
The system consists of two conceptual groundwater boxes: an upper box with two outflows (fast runoff Q0 and delayed runoff Q1) with different recession coefficients, and a lower box with one outflow (slow baseflow Q 2 ).
They are formed when fast moving cold, dry outflow air from a thunderstorm is blown through a mass of stationary, warm, moist air near the outflow boundary, resulting in a "rolling" effect (often exemplified through a roll cloud).
It turns out that as a result of the fast motion of the outflow region, magnetic energy is accumulated external to its leading front, whereas it is rarefied in the wake region.
In addition, disturbed venous blood outflow from fast growing metaphysis can obstruct intercellular fluid circulation and leads to cyst formation [ 2– 4].
We were the first to point out the necessity of having the fast-magnetosonic Mach cone of an outflow pointing outwards from the simulation region (Ustyugova et al. [1999]).
