Sentence examples for flow reflects from inspiring English sources
Data are transmitted in the form of in-phase and quadrature signal (I/Q) flows, where each flow reflects the sampled and digitized radio signal of one carrier at one antenna element.
The variation of the plasma effect in the direction of the air flow reflects the asymmetry in the plasma profile due to the transverse gas flow, which has a velocity of 40 m/s.
In particular, it must give some account of the temporal dynamics of consciousness and the ways in which its self-transforming flow reflects both its intentional coherence and the semantic self-understanding embodied in the organized controls through which conscious minds continually remake themselves as autopoietic systems engaged with their worlds.
It has been assumed that this abnormal flow reflects inadequate tissue oxygenation.
As the Hb concentration associated with changes in regional cerebral blood flow reflects changes in neuronal activity in real time [ 31], we used the words "high (or low) brain activity" interchangeably with "high (or low) oxy-Hb concentration".
This change in mitral flow reflects an enhancement in the LV relaxation rate for the successful group while it reflects a major increase in LVFP for the failed group [ 30].
Wide fluctuations in the river's flow reflect the seasonal rainfall pattern.
"In a year of unexpected events and distractions, we ended 2014 with double-digit revenue growth, solid earnings growth and strong cash flow, reflecting the fundamental strengths of our company," said John Donahoe, president and CEO of eBay.
NMES application on the calf muscles of healthy subjects and patients after total hip replacement surgery acutely increased popliteal blood flow and volume flow, reflecting increases in shear stress-induced vasodilatation [22, 23].
The objective of the study was to compare fetal venous Doppler flow reflecting cardiac function in fetuses with hydrops fetalis between a group of congenital heart defect (low cardiac output) and a fetal anemia group (high cardiac output).
Such an analogy can allow pressure in a shallow vadose to increase and decrease and directly influence the velocity and celerity of the flow reflecting a mechanism for rapid subsurface hydrologic response processes in the shallow vadose zone.
