Sentence examples for fluid class from inspiring English sources
Containing: Appendix 1 (Electronic Search Strategies); Table S1: Study inclusion criteria, definitions of sepsis and definitions of hyperlactataemia; Table S2: Physiological effects grouped by intervention type and comparison; Table S3: Physiological effects grouped by speed of FBT delivery; Table S4: Physiological effects of FBT grouped by fluid class.
Even if the correlation were minimally robust, the notion that belonging to the largely fluid category "the white working class" puts one in special possession of virtue — a notion that still makes Chris Matthews's eyes moist every night — is, in a polyglot, cosmopolitan country, absurd.
Dr. Jellinek performs this demonstration in teaching his geological fluid dynamics class to show how the composition of different materials affects their motions.
Cytological diagnosis of the cyst fluid was class III.
Non-Newtonian fluids form a broad class of fluids in which the relation connecting the shear stress and shear rate is non-linear and hence there is no universal constitutive model available which exhibits the characteristics of all non-Newtonian fluids.
In this model, wetting and less wetting (non-wetting or intermediate) fluid pore classes are used to calculate kr for water or organic.
The segmentation of the data into gray matter, white matter (WM), and cerebro-spinal fluid (CSF) classes was then completed.
British novelists who emerged after World War II, such as John Braine (Room at the Top), Keith Waterhouse (There Is a Happy Land), Kingsley Amis Lucky Jimm), and Stan Barstow (A Kind of Loving), provided a solution to working-class frustration in a fluid system of class promotion: revolution is an inadmissible dream.
It's a promise of social equality, intergenerational advancement and fluid lines of class.
The researchers point to "displays that use magnetic fields to rapidly create shapes out of ferromagnetic fluid," and another class of displays that "levitate solid objects in a field of overlaid ultrasonic or magnetic waves".
A total of 17 molecularly complex fluids from the class of siloxanes and perfluorocarbons are selected as potential working fluids.
