Sentence examples for inner throat from inspiring English sources

The limit of the column capacity, in terms of the maximum flow rate attained at the threshold of flooding, rises in proportion to the inner throat area.

The petals of lisianthus have a dark inner throat region and a lighter colored outer region, with anthocyanins present in both the abaxial and adaxial epidermal cells.

When you sing, you want to keep the notes high in your head, using only your inner throat muscles.

These three species share the following common characters: lustrous, thick leaves, perianth-lobes spreading horizontally, perianth-tube only slightly constricted at the throat, inner surface with tessellated ridges, base of perianth-lobes smooth (lacking tubercles) or scarred by only a few lines (Figure 4).

The variation is associated with the changing position of the inner spray in the throat, with the maximum in mass transfer corresponding to the largest extent of the spray.

In this paper, an on-line inverse method based on the input estimation method combined with the finite-element scheme is proposed to inversely estimate the unknown heat flux on the nozzle throat-insert inner contour and the inner wall temperature by applying the temperature measurements of the nozzle throat-insert.

An enormous heat flux from the nozzle throat-insert inner contour conducted into the nozzle shell will degrade the material strength of nozzle shell and reduce the nozzle thrust efficiency.

It may recall the asymmetry of nature; it might remind you of bodily organs - the throat or the inner ear - and seem alien and threatening, but I thought it was just silly.

In 1988, the violence they were exploiting began consuming them, until Graham Henry, the muscle of the syndicate, dragged a police prosecutor outside of a bustling inner city pub and cut his throat.

If this does not seem to help, you may need to seek an ENT (Ear, nose and throat) doctor to check your inner ear for equilibrium problems.

The discomfort is usually, but not always, behind the breastbone, but pain radiating to the throat or jaw or down the inner sides of either arm is common.