Sentence examples for fluid flow drive from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the nonuniform local electric field and the corresponding asymmetric fluid flow drive the cylinders into motion: both translating and rotating under the perpendicular applied electric field, while solely migrating along the x-axis under the parallel applied electric field.

Stem cells and fluid flow drive cyst formation in an invertebrate excretory organ.

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We have seen that mass redistribution due to fluid flow driven by ordinary poroelastic deformation mechanisms is insufficient to account for the observed gravity changes.

Input to and output from the endoneurial microenvironment occurs via blood nerve exchange and convective endoneurial fluid flow driven by a proximo-distal hydrostatic pressure gradient.

Using micron-scale polystyrene microspheres as flow tracers, we obtain two-dimensional, two-component (i.e. v = v x i + v z k) flow velocity fields of fluid flow driven by the ciliated epidermis of Xenopus tropicalis embryos.

Blood nerve exchange and convective endoneurial fluid flow driven by a proximo-distal hydrostatic pressure gradient are the major sources of input to and output from the nerve microenvironment.

The formulation includes systematically the effects of geometric perturbations such as radial clearances and asymmetric disk positioning, as well as bulk rotating fluid flows driven by fluid viscosity and disk rotation.

The continuum method eliminates the need for interface reconstruction, simplifies the calculation of surface tension, enables accurate modeling of two- and three-dimensional fluid flows driven by surface forces, and does not impose any modeling restrictions on the number, complexity, or dynamic evolution of fluid interfaces having surface tension.

This result indicates that the effects of near-surface groundwater and pore-fluid flow driven by elastic deformation (e.g. Jóonsson et al., 2003) would be too small to explain the observed trends because changes in fluid density are at most of the same order of magnitude as the elastic volumetric changes.

The fluid flow is driven by a pressure difference.