Sentence examples for flow cessation from inspiring English sources

Because rivers migrate laterally across floodplains, the timing of flow cessation varies in space and must be dated systematically across the entire channel belt.

At flow cessation (after about 3 s) the neural response then rapidly declines exponentially to steady state or tonic response.

Conversely, a lower concentration montmorillonite sample exhibits orientation that is more responsive to shear flow, and partially relaxes upon flow cessation.

In concentrated fluorohectorite and montmorillonite dispersions, anisotropy and orientation angle are roughly independent of shear rate, and negligible relaxation is observed upon flow cessation.

Results indicate that after November 2014, the depletion rate of Niangziguan Springs discharge will accelerate, and the spring discharge has the risk of flow cessation with probability of 0.01 from December 2021 to October 2023.

The latter coincides with the growth of normal bands thicknesses, as the APC texture after flow cessation consists of two types of bands with parallel and normal orientations relative to the flow direction.

Five distinct sediment-release periods were identified when sediment loads were notably increased (when lateral erosion in the former reservoirs was active) or reduced (when reservoir retention or seasonal low flows and cessation of lateral erosion reduced sediment transport).

Alfini, A. J. et al. Hippocampal and cerebral blood flow after exercise cessation in master athletes.

Despite such contrasting metabolic responses, muscle tension and oxygen consumption were identical during all contraction periods from 3 to 10 min. repeated periods of muscle contraction, with low blood flow, results in cessation of muscle ammonia production which is suggestive of a dramatic reduction in flux through AMP deaminase.

The acute effects of exercise on skeletal muscle insulin sensitivity are attributed to the prolonged activation of the skeletal muscle glucose transporter system [ 174, 175], depletion of liver and muscle glycogen stores [ 174, 176– 178], and/or increased skeletal muscle blood flow following the cessation of exercise [ 179].

Analysis included the time period until sustained cessation of blood flow due to complete vessel occlusion as well as the determination of vessel diameter and blood cell velocity prior to thrombus induction.