Sentence examples for fluid packet from inspiring English sources

Thus, a three-dimensional plot of fluorescent intensity as a function of time and distance was generated to assess the propagation velocity and the frequency of an ICG-laden lymph fluid "packet" propelled along the lymphatic vessels.

Whereas DPD particles in general may be arbitrarily defined "fluid packets" [2] the Molecular Fragment DPD variant [5 12] identifies each particle with a distinct small molecule of molar mass in the order of 100 Da.

Under these conditions, the buoyancy forces due to rising plumes of hot material and sinking plumes of cold material of possibly different composition (an additional source of buoyancy) are resisted by inertia of the fluid itself: packets of fluid need to move out of the way to allow the buoyant bits to flow (Starchenko and Jones 2002).

Where formed in the vicinity of hydrothermal fluids, the packets of carbonaceous laminae are very well preserved morphologically because of the almost immediate silicification (Fig. 4a, 4c, 4d).

Microfluidic processing is performed on unit-sized packets of fluid which are transported, stored, mixed, reacted, or analyzed in a discrete manner using a standard set of basic instructions.

In Section 2, we introduce the operation of fluid fair queueing (FFQ) and packet fair queueing (PFQ) in wireline networks and describe the problem that FFQ and PFQ have in wireless networks.

Due to the very high transmission rates with respect to those of other events in the system model, many recent modeling work have used fluid sources as replacement for packet-level traffic sources.

Doctors ripped open packets of saline fluid and poured the liquid over the victims.

Time tends to be compressed and organized in packets instead of being fluid and accommodating.

That work used stochastic fluid models to capture the burstiness of packet traffic in data networks.

We used shotgun peptide sequencing (2d-LC/MS) to search for these candidate seminal fluid proteins in H. erato spermatophores, the proteinaceous packet containing sperm and seminal fluid transferred from males to females during copulation.