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A glance at Mattel's statement of cash flows reveals that excess cash flow went from -12 cents per share in fiscal 2000 to $1.30 in 2001.

The minimum flow is a relatively constant flow going from discharge to suction.

The capillary flow goes from the bulk solution to the edge of the droplet in order to maintain the spherical shape to counter evaporative losses [57].

We define two flows in this network: the first flow transmits packets from the upper-left station to the lower-right station; and the other flow goes from the lower-right station to the upper-left one.

As Pinlet increases: (1) the air flow goes from subsonic to supersonic and (2) the maximum value of vy y) increases with increasing Pinlet, then starts to oscillate with the formation of compression waves in the supersonic region, Pinlet≥15 psig.

As a further step it could be helpful to analyze the egocentric networks around selected actors to get insights into their network ties, to observe the attention flow going from and to these actors, and to find out which other actors are closely connected.

Our patient did not suffer from liver disease, so it is unlikely that blood flow goes from the intestine to the stomach.

Furthermore, it is believed that the blood flow goes from the center to the periphery, making it difficult to imagine that GLP-1 released from α-cells could act on β-cells.

As the double layer extends into the channel, the profile for electroosmotic flow goes from having a uniform velocity profile to a nonuniform profile with a reduced average velocity.

The orientation of flows went from a sequential process where what was being imported became an export to a multidirectional structure involving differences in the composition of imports and exports.

Between 2000 and 2005, aid flows went from $60 billion per year to $120 billion.