Sentence examples for fluid rising from inspiring English sources

It was once thought that capillary action, the force behind fluid rising in a narrow straw even without suction, propelled the nectar up the tongue.

The system also means the quantity of taxis is truly fluid, rising during rush hour as commuters pick up a few passengers on their way home.

Their interpretation was that the anisotropic region was caused by heterogeneous structure generated by fluid rising from the mantle wedge.

Regions of low seismic velocity and low resistivity have been reported in the inferred position of the mantle wedge; these heterogeneities are thought to be caused by fluid rising from the dehydrated oceanic slabs.

The anisotropic regions correspond to zones of low seismic velocity and low Q; this region is therefore thought to result from heterogeneous structures formed by fluid rising from the mantle wedge.

After stimulation with LPS, leukocytes migrated into the alveolar space with their numbers in BAL fluid rising to 0.70 ± 0.16 × 10 cells (*, P <0.05 vs. control) after 4 h, to 2.75 ± 0.25 × 10 24 h after LPS instillation (*, P <0.05 vs. control), and to 2.62 ± 0.71 × 10 after 48 h of stimulation (*, P <0.05 vs. control).

In weightless conditions, body fluid rises up, giving astronauts puffed-up faces and scrawny legs.

That's what you would expect if jade-producing fluid rose up from sinking oceanic crust long before other material from a sinking ocean plate.

In such systems, the cooler (heavier) fluid naturally moves towards the bottom of the tank while the hotter lighter fluid rises towards the top.

Squeeze the bulb tightly, place the nozzle into the liquid in the bottom of a roasting pan and then slowly release the bulb so the fluid rises in the tube, held there until the bulb is squeezed again to allow it to run out over the top of the bird.

If there are two fluids in the flow system, the more dense fluid settles to the bottom of the cylinder, and the less dense fluid rises to the top.