Sentence examples for flows at the end from inspiring English sources

It is formed due to out-pouring of enormous lava flows at the end of the Mesozoic era which was spread over vast areas and flows piled up one over the other (Deshpande 1998).

Driven by its "growing giants" (Hashimoto et al., 2012), Asia, home to half the world's population, dominated global material flows at the end of our period of observation: Following a growth spurt between 2000 and 2010 during which material extraction and consumption doubled (Fig. 1c), half of global resource consumption occurred here.

The encouragement by NHS Connecting for Health of pharmacists to regularly claim electronically for reimbursement (to reduce high flows at the end of the month) means that they may not get reimbursed for NCSO list items that they have dispensed and sent off for reimbursement early in the month.

The vessels were patent with good blood flow at the end of 16 days.

It was not long before Murray's tears flowed at the end of one of the most remarkable campaigns in Davis Cup history.

The opposite occurs due to redistribution of turbulent kinetic energy and flamelet orientation mostly normal with respect to the mean flow at the end of the flame brush.

The 201 Ma Central Atlantic Magmatic Province (CAMP), a Large Igneous Province (LIP), increased lithospheric heat flow at the end of rifting, produced uplift and doming, and also contributed to deformation and subsequent continental breakup.

The mean (±SD) resistance index of the ovarian blood flow at the end of the study (resistance index, 0.89) was significantly lower in the women who were treated with raloxifene than in the women who were treated with hormone replacement therapy (P <.002).

Asked how he likes Baku, which is rather a dour place, he bats back that it certainly compares favourably with his previous two postings, Luanda and Jakarta.BP's greatest triumph is the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan pipeline, through which oil began to flow at the end of 2006, bypassing both Russia and the congested Bosporus straits.

Ernest Cox masterminded the recovery of 34 ships of the German fleet sunk by their crews in the waters of Scapa Flow at the end of WWI.

MOLASSES only outputs the thickness and extent of a lava flow at the end of the simulation and as such does not provide a temporal evolution of flow inundation.