Sentence examples for fluid wind from inspiring English sources

The exergy losses of solar receiver increase as the inlet temperature of working fluid, wind velocity, and the inner diameter of glass cover increase.

In rectangular buildings, a fluid wind flow puts pressure on the windward face of the building; while air moves around it, a suction is applied to the leeward face.

Using CLSM, Stoodley et al. (2008) were able to demonstrate viable bacteria in biofilm in joint fluid, wound tissue, and bone cement retrieved from an infected total elbow arthroplasty, which had consistently yielded negative cultures for over 5 years.

As a violinist (once youngest-ever leader of the Concertgebouw), he knows how to strip away clutter and let players do their thing: listen to the simple but still-fluid wind and brass solos.

Sputa, tracheal aspirations, bronchoalveolar lavages, aspiration fluids, wound swabs, cerebrospinal fluid, blood and biopsies were sent whenever indicated.

Designing the fastest racing cars in the world today, in accord with a set of labyrinthine regulations, involves vast teams of designers armed with computer-assisted drawings, computational fluid dynamics, wind tunnels and 3-D printers.

A mathematical model for fluid dynamics wind turbine design (based on the blade element momentum theory) has been implemented and improved.

The basic Electronically Controlled Acoustic Shadow (ECAS) model in Paper I [1] (Wright and Vuksanovic 1996Journal of Sound and Vibration190,[rm] 565 585), considered the sound cancellation from a flat (2D), in-phase primary source, radiating in free field (no reflecting surfaces) and in a stationary propagating fluid (no wind), using monopole (omnidirection) cancellers.

In 6 episodes, the same species was recovered from more than 1 body site in the same patient at the same time (patients 57 [blood, bronchial washing, skin], 73 [blood, sputum], 80 [sputum, bone, wound fluid], 83 [bronchial washing, bronchoalveolar lavage], 118 [pleural fluid, bone, wound fluid, chest tissue], and 119 [blood, skin]; Technical Appendix).

This is proven by solving a coupled set of enthalpy flow conservation equations for the two-fluid solar wind system consisting of primary and secondary protons.

In a study of 37 critically ill patients with burns the use of high dose ascorbic acid (66 mg/kg/hr) for 24 hours reduced fluid requirements, wound oedema, and severity of pulmonary dysfunction [25].