Sentence examples for introducing a flow from inspiring English sources

This move has the added benefit of introducing a flow of new faces into Washington.

This postulation of flow mechanism is confirmed by introducing a "flow resistance index" concept and measurements of key properties of the injected and effluent brines of each stage of the attempted sequential brine flooding scenarios.

Furthermore, it ensures hiding all of the connections of service discovery and combination, thus introducing a flow of services that is interpreted by the user as one integral service.

Design innovations examined for power increase include intermediate heat exchanger (IHX) design optimization, riser diameter optimization, introducing a flow partition inside the riser, increasing the cooling time of the LWR discharged TRU, increasing the minor actinides' concentration in the loaded fuel and split-enrichment for power flattening.

We describe the transport kinetics of the water molecules with a one-tissue compartment model, but we account for the possibility of limited first-pass extraction across the BBB by introducing a flow-dependent uptake rate K 1 and a tissue clearance rate k 2which have the flow-independent ratio V d = K 1 k 2, (1). Figure 2 Schematic diagram of the FAIR technique.

We introduce a flow regulating technology that uses trapped air bubbles in a hydrophobic microfluidic channel.

The second one is to introduce a flow computation technique to reduce the number of operations of the algorithm.

SDN network management introduces a flow control application that maintains the routing rules of the OFSs through the OFC.

This chapter introduces a flow cytometry, as an extremely useful tool for the quantitative analysis of protein libraries, and for the isolation and characterization of very rare clones.

It is shown that, while exerting an undoubtedly greater angular deformation in water-like fluids, in polymer presence the conventional flat-blade turbine introduces a flow geometry that imposes particle drag that is close or in some cases even less than the one generated by the fluid-foil impeller.

It violates condition 1, and thus introduces a flow dependency.