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These data sets covered extensive flow and loop conditions such as channel geometry (circular or rectangular channel), flow direction (vertical or horizontal flow), superficial gas velocity (0.018 4.87 m/s), superficial liquid velocity (0.262 6.55 m/s) and interfacial area concentration (25.8 1083 m−1).

These data sets covered extensive loop and flow conditions such as channel geometry (circular or rectangular channel), channel hydraulic equivalent diameter (9.0 5500 mm), flow direction (vertical or horizontal flow), superficial gas velocity (0.000788 4.87 m/s), and superficial liquid velocity (0.00 6.55 m/s).

Journalists used to lead the way, rather than slavishly following the flow of superficial internet traffic.

By the time he gets to the US, Baron Cohen is in full flow, the superficial ingenuousness of his creation opening all sorts of doors.

The high-resolution modeling predictions suggest that details of electrode montage influence current flow through superficial and deep structures.

Blood flow through superficial blood vessels, which are situated under the skin and above the bone and muscle layer of the human body, allows TS images to be captured.

In contrast to results from mice, we observed a distinct pattern of early increase in blood flow in superficial lesions.

Impaired microcirculation causes vasoconstriction [ 9], tissue hypoxia [ 8], and metabolic tissue acidosis [ 10, 11] that in turn affect the nutritive blood flow in superficial and deep tissues [ 6, 12].

The optic nerve head tissue is supplied by two main source of blood flow: the superficial layers of the optic nerve head (nerve fiber layer on the surface of the optic disc) by the central retinal artery (CRA) circulation; and the deeper layers (the prelaminar, lamina cribrosa, and retrolaminar regions) by the posterior ciliary artery (PCA) circulation [ 4].

In wild-type embryos, this epithelial rearrangement was accompanied by the progressive submersion of the posterior germband into the yolk, coupled with the flow of superficial prospective amnion cells inwards to cover the inner side of the growing fold (Fig. 4C,H; Fig. 7C; supplementary material Movies 2, 3, 7).

In six patients, we also assessed the sublingual microcirculation using the SDF imaging technique [ 20] (Microscan, Microvision Medical, Amsterdam, The Netherlands), in which a green light is reflected by the background and absorbed by hemoglobin in red blood cells flowing in superficial vessels.