Sentence examples for hindered flow from inspiring English sources
The location of the surface manifestation of liquefaction was characterized by specific geometry of the sedimentary architecture of the alluvial floodplain that facilitated or hindered flow of the slurry of water and entrained sediment towards the surface.
But when exposed to high speeds, the layers become disordered and stumble over one another, hindering flow; this change in the type of flow is called "order-to-disorder transition". It's a bit like a disorderly crowd, pushing and shuffling its way through a congested exit.
Israel has repeatedly targeted the tunnel network, trying to hinder flow of goods and weapons into the strip.
The Back Bay mill basins never developed as their promoters had envisioned, partly because the construction of railway lines through them in the 1830s hindered the flow of water.
Local fragmentation and limited ability to track effectiveness have traditionally hindered the flow of national ad spend into radio.
Rain hindered the flow of the first half, with play temporarily suspended in the 29th minute because of hail.
When combined with the low migration capability of this species, the presumption is geographic barriers hindered gene flow and thereby resulted in large genetic differentiation and local evolution.
Increases of the CV in prolonged isometric contractions at low force levels are supposed to be due to the recruitment of fast (anaerobic) MUs in response to the hindered blood flow (Crenshaw et al. 1997; Zwarts et al 1987).
The result was a "rectifying diode", which lets current through easily one way, but hinders flow the other way.
At the macroscopic scale, introduction of extended defects to the crystal lattice, such as grain boundaries, hinders flow of the material under applied stress, thereby increasing its hardness.
Like its cousin the resistor, a memristor hinders the flow of electric current, but it also has an internal memory that can reveal how much current has flowed through it in the past.
