Sentence examples for internal protrusion from inspiring English sources

Case D (the internal protrusion is rightly in the center of the correspond dimple) obtains the best overall thermal performance in terms of Nu/Nu0/(f/f0)1/3 parameter for all the considered Reynolds numbers.

Case B (horizontal distance between the center of the internal protrusion and the dimple is 16 mm) provides the highest heat transfer with the largest pressure loss penalty at relatively high Reynolds numbers due to the special geometry structure, which makes the flow impingement on the downstream stronger.

Small-scale recirculation flows are mainly distributed around the internal protrusions.

In addition, flow separations and reattachment structures are also changed by the added internal protrusions, and the ejection from dimples is weakened compared with that from the conventional spherical dimples (Case A).

The typical findings are radial fissures, prolapses, endplate damage, annular protrusion, internal disc disruption, disc space narrowing, hypertrophic ligaments, hypertrophic facet joints, and osteophytes [ 1– 4].

Internal hernia is a protrusion of the small intestine or other abdominal organs through peritoneal or mesenteric orifices within the peritoneal cavity, occasionally leading to strangulation or incarceration.

Internal hernia is a protrusion of viscera within the peritoneal cavity through a normal or abnormal peritoneal or mesenteric opening (congenital or acquired).

The plaque criteria in the accessible extracranial carotid tree (common carotid artery, bulb and internal carotid artery) were focal protrusion in the lumen at least cIMT > 1.5 mm, protrusion at least 50% greater than the surrounding cIMT, or arterial lumen encroaching > 0.5 mm, according to the Mannheim consensus criteria [ 32].

Prolapse, a downward protrusion of an internal organ out of its normal cavity.

That means it is slightly smaller and it has an internal antenna — so no giant protrusion from the top of the device.

Internal hernias are defined as protrusion of a viscus through a normal or an abnormal peritoneal or mesenteric aperture within the confines of the peritoneal cavity [2].