Sentence examples for fixed fluid from inspiring English sources
The extension of the immersed-boundary forces from the moving grid to the fixed fluid grid and the restriction of the fluid velocities from the fixed fluid grid to the moving grid have been modified to be second-order accurate.
However, little work on studying the gas solid flow behavior in fixed fluid beds has been reported in the literature.
When the activation energy of the reaction producing the desired product is higher than that of the by-product, an optimum height to maximize the yield of the desired product exists with a fixed fluid segment width.
A key feature of the system's design is the implementation of fixed fluid flow-rates during operation in order to avoid penalties in the performance of components suffered at part-load.
By injecting the fixed fluid volume of 3.32 μL, the optimal thickness ratio of 1 4 can be experimentally obtained and the measured spherical aberration is −0.023 μm, or 56% improvement compared with 1 1 thickness ratio of −0.053 μm.
The microcavity theory of bubble growth holds that the required superheat (ΔTsat) for bubble nucleation is dependent on the cavity size and the contact angle for fixed fluid properties.
In the process of non-wetting phase piston-like displacement in a capillary tube, the work balance between a very small displacement of the main terminal meniscus (MTM) and the change in the surface free energy of the arc menisci (AM) controls the distribution of the fixed fluids.
The fixing fluid was decanted off.
The cells were diverged in the fixing fluid for 2 h and then centrifuged.
The fixing fluid composition was made up of 10.5 L per cadaver of 5 L alcohol 96%, 2.5 L glycerine, 2 L destillated water and 1 L formaline.
It doesn't reproduce colour, to keep the photo development process simple (and non-toxic), and does require you to get your hands dirty with dipping prints in and out of developing and fixing fluids but its creators claim to have streamlined the process so it's suitable for Generation App.
