Sentence examples for high volume flow from inspiring English sources

High volume flow through any given pore is seen to be influenced most strongly by the local geometry of the pore space; i.e. the radial position of the pore within the bed, the radius of the pore and the relative amount of interfacial surface area adjoining neighbouring pores.

Sometimes a poorly constructed structure becomes dangerous as it aggravates erosion by collecting the surface runoff and enhancing collective high volume flow.

With higher volume flow rates and thermal diffusivities more heat can be removed from the environment.

It requires a larger heat transfer area, a higher volume flow rate, and a higher temperature of heat source fluid, as compared to the typical heat pump system.

Anterior chamber instability occurs at higher volume flow rates for coaxial I/A system compared with that for bimanual system, but the deformation of the cornea is more intense for the bimanual system.

Risk capital will reside outside the banking system, in hedge funds and private-equity firms, much more than before.The likes of Deutsche Bank, UBS and Credit Suisse have all unveiled strategies to cut their proprietary activities in illiquid markets and focus on high-volume "flow" businesses: for example, helping clients to manage exchange-rate and interest-rate risk.

The technical challenges facing the novel microwave-based process are mostly associated with high-volume flow regimes.

After a range of tests, high air volume flow rate is concluded to contribute to high collector efficiency and short charging and discharging time and enhance instantaneous heat transfer, whereas an air volume flow rate of 60 m3/h during discharging provides a steady outlet temperature.

Unique to the brain is the continuous passive perfusion of high volume blood flow to the organ throughout systole and diastole [ 29].

They form novel marcromolecular structures that function like a molecular sieve, allowing high volume fluid flow while preventing passage of blood cells and large serum proteins such as albumin from entering the urine.

Factors favouring the liver as a fertile ground for seeding metastatic tumours include its high volume blood flow (about 25% of cardiac output), its favourable microscopic anatomy — liver sinusoids are of suitable size for trapping cells and there are gaps of similar size in the sub-endothelial basement membrane — and its rich biochemical environment which favours rapid growth.