The F molecular diffusion experiment has shown that the Rf core was quite immobile in space.
Sporting a smock that hangs both on and off her body, Ms. Shaw here cuts so riveting a figure in motion that it was with something of a jolt on opening night a week or two ago when the actress suddenly appeared suspended in space, immobile, while muttering was heard in the wings.
Capillary, or residual, trapping – where CO2 is rendered immobile in the pore space as disconnected ganglia, surrounded by brine in a storage aquifer – is controlled by fluid and interfacial physics at the size scale of rock pores.
The dispersivity increases with increasing ROS, suggesting that the blockage of pore spaces by immobile oil globules may enhance local velocity variations and increase the tortuosity of aqueous-phase flow paths.
Moving spaces and immobile time.
In the structure's YouTube video, Jantzen talks about the constraints of contemporary architectural spaces, how immobile structures and projects are, in a sense, stuck in time, unable to adapt to the capricious nature of design trends and stylistic taste.
In this simple case, despite the highly permeable reservoir rocks, the Gassmann assumption of immobile fluids within the pore space was used.
Chemical concentration in the immobile porosity varies with time and space in the lateral direction.
The model partitions the pore space into "mobile" and "immobile" flow regions with first-order mass transfer between these two regions (i.e, "physical" nonequilibrium or PNE).
This hysteresis was caused by the trapped charges at the SiO2/Si interface due to immobile oxide charges or oxide-trapped space charges associated with defects at the SiO2 surface [13].
By way of stark contrast, Dante's Lucifer is an immobile and personality-less ogre, frozen in space and time.
