Sentence examples for flow vigorous from inspiring English sources
The latter phenomenon is anticipated to be most prominent during extreme exercise that evokes high blood flow, vigorous arterial pulsations, and transient increases in intracerebral pressure due to strong exertion with breath holding.
With continuous steady nitrogen flow and vigorous stirring, a clear and purple NaHTe solution was successfully produced.
The gaseous Te-precursor hydrogen telluride H2Te was generated by reacting 0.2 g (0.458 mmol) Al2Te3 with 5 mL of a 0.5 M H2SO4 solution and passed through the solution under slow argon flow and vigorous stirring.
Studies at vents have shown that settlement is greater near active venting, indicated by vigorous flow and/or high temperature of the emanating fluid, than away from flow.
The relatively vigorous flow of information and the fast response from top officials and rescue workers stood in stark contrast to the way China handled the Tangshan earthquake, or the way the military junta that rules neighboring Myanmar has managed the aftermath of a giant cyclone that killed nearly 32,000 people there this month, according to Burmese government estimates.
Although I'm nostalgic for life in the countryside where mountains remain wild mountains and rivers retain their vigorous flow, I cannot help but succumb to the great qualities of Britain – the eccentricities, the tolerance to other cultures, and the quiet celebration of individual freedom.
The investigation focused on a connected shake flask system, introducing a nitrogen flow to induce vigorous foaming.
Precipitation must have been adequate to support a vigorous flow in the main river throughout the year.
His blood flow has been vigorous enough to allow him to line his kitchen with homemade cabinets and dance with his granddaughters in a school play.
Of particular note, we identified four vigorous flow streams along the anterior-posterior axis, the longest dimension of the organism.
Myosin II generally localizes to the rear of migrating cells but never over-accumulates even in the face of the vigorous flow observed in detached cell.
