Sentence examples for fluid passage from inspiring English sources
He devoted his final years to "Secret Protocols" (2006), a novel set during World War II, which provided readers with the full Vansittart flavor: the clipped, allusive style; the lush historical tapestry; and the fluid passage over years and events.
Supplemental Zn increased mean fluid passage rate from the rumen.
Monensin also increased the mean fluid passage rate from the rumen.
The fluid flow through the double-disk pump is visualized using a red Rhodamine dye that is injected into the fluid passage upstream of the pumping volume.
The effect of the design parameters such as, PCM slab thickness and fluid passage gap on the storage performance is also investigated.
The effect of design parameters such as PCM slab length, thickness and fluid passage gap on the storage performance is also investigated using an energy based optimization.
A chain of three or four small bones, known as the Weberian ossicles, extends from the anterior wall of a part of the swim bladder to a fluid-filled chamber called the atrium, which in turn connects by fluid passages with the two labyrinths in the region of the saccule-lagena complex.
After extracting heat from the attached absorber, the fluid passages are combined in a manifold and the hot fluid is led to the user.
This paper presents a class of engineering models for synthetic microvascular materials that have fluid passages much smaller than a characteristic structural length such as panel thickness.
The present study experimentally investigates the potential application of a liquid metal enriched with aluminum oxide nanoparticles in a microchannel, which can have further applications in designing the next generation of solar thermal receivers equipped with microchannel fluid passages.
Also called micro chemical and thermal systems (micro-cats), microchannel technology is hardware that incorporates engineered microchannels that provide more rapid heat and mass transport, and therefore faster processing rates, than can be realised within systems employing conventional fluid passages.
