Sentence examples for fluid tip from inspiring English sources

After 2 h of equilibration the medial perforant path was stimulated and the evoked potentials in the dentate gyrus were recorded in the molecular layer above the upper blade by using a glass capillary microelectrode filled with artificial cerebrospinal fluid (tip resistance 2 3 MΩ).

Satish assumed the lotus position, and then, twining his legs and falling backward, hauled himself up in a series of specific but fluid moves, tipped forward onto his forearms, supporting his head and whole body, and raised his legs until they were vertical.

Dank, cold, and scabbed with black graffiti, the house was empty except for forty-ounce Miller bottles filled with dubious fluids, some tipped out in damp cockroach havens.

As little as a microliter of fluid in the tip of the pipette is a sufficient volume to eject fluid drops.

But the area of higher strain rate of the power-law fluid near the tip of rotors is greater than that of Newtonian fluid.

The cylindrical permanent magnets tool with magnetorheological polishing fluid at its tip surface is rotated over the copper alloy workpiece surface and performs finishing by the stiffened magnetorheological polishing fluid.

The permanent magnets finishing tool along with magnetorheological polishing fluid at its tip surface and diamagnetic copper workpiece have been modeled as well as simulated in Maxwell Ansoft V13 (student version) software.

A fluid challenge may tip patients with borderline cardiac insufficiency into an overt pulmonary edema, necessitating ventilatory support.

If the original dessert was reasonably fluid or sloppy, tip the individual portions back into one bowl and mix together.

Grand tourers are all about delivering pace and fluid handling with tip-top comfort, and being a tip-top grand tourer you know what you're going to get.

It was found that the mean drop size is better correlated to the maximum turbulence energy dissipation rate than to either the average power input per unit mass of fluids, or the tip speed of the impeller.