Sentence examples for flowing exchange from inspiring English sources

Arsenal's first meaningful opening came on 23 minutes when a flowing exchange of passes ended with France striker Giroud's angled shot being beaten away by home goalkeeper Rafael Cabral.

It takes all material flows exchanged with the environment along the life cycle into account, whether they are raw material extraction, emissions, or waste generation.

The communication architecture it is defined through the physical data flows exchanged between the subsystems and between the system and its terminator, and through the main requirements for each pair of emitter/receiver.

It contains patient, clinical and administrative details for admitted patients and outpatients treated in NHS hospitals in England, and is mainly populated by extracts from routine data flows exchanged between health-care providers and commissioners (NHS Health and Social Care Information Centre, 2010).

Since the microemulsion droplets have a great affinity for divalent ions, they act as a flowing ion exchange medium (Hirasaki 1982; Hirasaki and Lawson 1986).

This article reports an investigation of the component (module) that describes the stream-aquifer flow exchange in several groundwater simulators.

Signs of trouble that had worried officials before the global financial crisis — volatile capital flows, exchange rate pressures and rapidly growing foreign-exchange reserves — have been gathering new momentum in emerging markets.

In doing so, a new mathematical formulation is extracted to present the participation of the SSSC in the tie-line power flow exchange.

The goal is to determine the minimum cost installation of capacities on the edges such that the flow exchange is feasible for every scenario.

The study indicates that the module may not have a solid physical basis when used in large-scale regional studies to estimate the stream-aquifer flow exchange.

Different methods are respectively proposed to calculate the discharge of flow exchange caused by free surface gradient and turbidity current intrusion.