Sentence examples for indicates that the circulation from inspiring English sources
A calculation of thermal convection indicates that the circulation could disrupt cell alignment in ducts >35 mm high when a 1 K temperature gradient is present; we predict higher efficiencies when this maximum height is observed.
The pattern of grooves and foramina on the head indicates that the circulation of the arteries in the head of T. ucucha follows the primitive pattern.
The pattern of grooves and foramina (openings) in the skull indicates that the circulation of the arteries of the head in T. talamancae follows the primitive pattern, as in most similar species but unlike in Hylaeamys.
The pattern of grooves and foramina in the skull indicates that the circulation of the arteries of the head follows the primitive pattern, as in most similar species but unlike in Hylaeamys.
The pumping capacity and circulation flow of the impeller were quantified and results indicate that the circulation flow was approximately 4 times the pumping capacity of the impeller.
The cold collar is clearly visible as a region of lower brightness temperatures in the northern hemisphere, but its appearance is not so distinct in the southern hemisphere indicating that the circulation plays a significant part in the cloud cover structure.
The storm intensified into Tropical Storm Irene around 1800 UTC on October 7. Around this time, a Hurricane Hunters flight indicated that the circulation was indistinct, although it was gradually evolving.
The features indicated that the circulation of human and equine influenza A viruses was vulnerable, which was supported by the stop of the circulation of human H2N2 and equine H7N7 influenza viruses [1].
These data indicate that the circulation of ICEs in some strains might not be such a rare event.
It is found that the natural circulation can be maintained under different pressures, the heat load sudden change condition as well, which indicates that the SPHRS natural circulation has good stability.
This indicates that the world-wide circulation the 2009 pandemic influenza A(H1N1) virus has not yet undergone significant antigenic and genetic changes.
