Sentence examples for inflow toward from inspiring English sources

Since the expanding magnetic loops prevent inflow toward the magnetic poles of the neutron star, disk matter accumulates on the boundary between the magnetosphere and the disk.

Figure 8 schematically shows that the plasma along the x-line is flowing as (U_z) inflow toward the most active reconnection site.

We conclude that the pressure gradient produced along x-line in the development of the 3D fast reconnection process drives the converging (U_z) reversal plasma inflow toward the most active magnetic diffusion region.

Portfolio managers' recommendations for this type of market are running in the same direction as bond-fund inflows: toward investment-grade corporate bonds.

In Fig. 3c, we can recognize that the z-directional plasma flows marked as event-4 are "inflow pattern" toward the active reconnection site, like event-1 and 2. Fig. 3 The contour maps of B y (a), ηJ (b), and U z (c) for the fourth 3D event at (T = 108).

This inflow is driven toward the north by prevailing winds and generates a circulation pattern in which these low-salinity waters (the average salinity is about 36 parts per thousand) move northward.

The next view we got in a driveway began to show the storm's structure properly as the inflow (winds rushing toward the storm) howled at over 50 miles per hour—I could barely stand, and holding the camera steady was incredibly difficult.

The lower speed range of the HVAD™ is hypothesized to have less extreme hemodynamic effects and decreases the risk of creating sufficient negative pressure to cause "suction events" when a ventricular wall is drawn toward the inflow cannula causing complete or partial obstruction [ 13].

Then, such non-uniformity of the pressure drives the unmagnetized plasma inflow along the neutral line toward the active reconnection site, i.e., x-point.

"We'll go house by house," says Marshall, calculating inflow, the speed of winds moving toward the tornado, and upflow, the force of winds moving from the ground into the sky (tossed cars are a useful clue).

Toward the east and northeast, the closely spaced chain of islands, banks, and sills of the Antilles Islands arc separates the Caribbean from the Atlantic Ocean and acts as a sieve for the inflow of Atlantic water [1], whereas toward the northwest the Caribbean is linked to the Gulf of Mexico by the Yucatan Channel.