Sentence examples for flows routinely from inspiring English sources

But oil flows routinely across the border, with crude generally going south and products going north, and the two countries share interconnected electric grids, meaning that interdependence with a friendly democracy is generally viewed as independence).

Although boundaries of local ecosystems are in some cases sharply defined (a stream cutting through a forest, for example), matter/energy flows routinely from system to adjacent system; thus, local ecosystems are interconnected in dynamic ways, forming regional biomes on up through the entire global biotic system perhaps a useful way of thinking of Lovelock's term "Gaia".

Two dimensional flood inundation models capable of simulating complex spatially and temporally differentiated floodplain flows are routinely used to model and predict flooding.

Although natural-product-, rational-drug-design-, aNMR-screening-programsams have begun to use flow NMR more routinely, flow NMR has not yet gained widespread acceptance in combinatorial chemistry, even though it has been shown to be a potentially useful tool.

The flow cytometer was routinely operated at the Slow Flow Rate setting (14  μl sample per minute), and data acquisition for a single sample typically occupied 3 5 min.

It is noted that the most commonly used centrality measures are not appropriate for most of the flows we are routinely interested in.

Multiphase flow correlations are routinely used to calculate pressure (and temperature) drop in the tubing and flow lines for production and injection wells.

Day in and day out, the global flow of goods routinely adapts to all kinds of glitches and setbacks.

Dams and other controls have changed the Colorado's ecosystem in the cavernous reaches of the Grand Canyon and have helped to dry up its delta in Mexico; misreadings of flow data have routinely ensured that pledges for its contents have been overstated.

Sap flow probes are routinely used in forest and horticulture hydrology for estimating tree water use.

We present an application of PLS to build a soft-sensor to predict melt flow index using routinely measured process variables.