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Pore water in unsaturated zone was sampled from suction lysimeters and with piezometers in underlying saturated rocks.
With the increase of passage pressurizing ability, endwall boundary layer behavior is deteriorated, and the transition zone is extended from suction surface to the endwall as the adverse pressure gradient increases.
When we look closely at design, you will see countless examples of bio-mimicry, from suction cups that mimic Gecko feet to backpacks which are structured like an Armadillo.
To find out just how unique, researchers from Syracuse University in New York analyzed the "upcalls" of 13 whales whose vocalizations had been collected from suction cup sensors attached to their backs.
The analytical and experimental results (Dean and Senoo 1960; Tuzson 1993) show that a separated region because of acceleration and corresponding pressure increase from suction side to pressure side forming a separated region has its limitations.
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These functions are in turn developed from a state-surface equation obtained from suction-controlled oedometric tests.
In addition, postoperatively neonates endure repeated procedural pain from suctioning of endotracheal tubes, placement of vascular catheters, and manipulation of wounds (eg, sternal closure) and dressings.
The authors of these important primary studies have to be acknowledged: Grönniger and co-workers isolated keratinocytes from epidermal suction blisters and dermal fibroblasts from punch biopsies (E-MTAB-202) [ 17].
The amounts of MMP-2, -8 and -9 were analyzed from serum at days 1, 4, 6, 8, and 10, and from skin suction blister fluid at days 1 and 5 from the beginning of severe sepsis.
In particular, power-law parameters calculated separately from the "suction section" were uncorrelated with parameters calculated from the "release section".
