Sentence examples for from inflow from inspiring English sources

The current flow changes direction from along the field line to perpendicular to the field line when crossing the separatrix region from inflow to exhaust region.

The model was tested against experimental pollutographs from inflow and outflow of a stormwater biofiltration system over a period of 100 days.

Plots were distributed from inflow to outflow and from shallow transition edges to deep water zones in the marshes and oxbow.

Liu and Matthies (2010) attempted to combine KLE and Hermite polynomial chaos expansion and examine the uncertainty from inflow, topography and roughness coefficient over the entire flood modelling domain using stochastic 2D shallow water equations.

Water inflow in Swiss PHS-reservoirs is of minor importance when looking at security of supply, although it was shown that the solar-scenario profits more from inflow in terms of system stability.

The fluctuations were the most intense in the upper layer (0.2 m) at the furthest distance from inflow (13 m) and EH changed within very short time periods (hours) by several hundred millivolts.

Both currencies have benefited from inflows from investors seeking safe assets.

For years, it seems, the returns paid to investors came, in part at least, not from real investment gains but from inflows from new clients.

It said banks and building societies were benefiting from inflows of cash from savers, which they could lend cheaply, plus the availability of cheap money on the wholesale funding market.

While the liberal middle classes benefit directly from inflows of unskilled workers from abroad in the shape of cheaper nannies, cleaners and workmen around the house, allowing them to outsource the more inconvenient parts of their everyday lives, the government's core working class support tends to see migrant workers as competition for a limited pool of unskilled jobs.

The hydrocyclone effectively filtered all sizes of snails (including newly emerged neonates) from inflows.