Sentence examples for jet passage from inspiring English sources

Absence of a "ureteral jet" (passage of urine at the uretero-vescical junction) on the suspected side of an obstruction has been reported to have a sensitivity of 100%% and specificity of 91%[31]1].

We interpret the first phase as the fast, dense centroid of the jet passing by the slit, and the second phase as a passage of cooler, lower density material following the centroid.

No one dares to be seen lounging around a golf course, skydiving out of a private jet or booking passage on the space shuttle, not while the four horsemen of the apocalypse are ripping through town.

The US study should then be performed following hydration to ensure a distended urinary bladder (thus allowing a good acoustic window to the terminal ureter) as well as visibility of the ureteral jet (produced by the passage of urine from the ureter into the bladder), if there is not complete occlusion.

Unsteadiness of the jets is created by vortex shedding (Karman jet nozzle), alternating flow passages (flip flop nozzle) as well as by a precessing motion of the whole jet (precessing jet nozzle).

Cavitation measurements showed a negligible cavitation during the passage through the jet mill; therefore aggregate disruption was modeled for fully turbulent flow.

The method assumes a constant rate of momentum change within the diffuser passage of a supersonic jet-pump.

Nozzle clogging is a rare phenomenon in flow focusing because the emitted jet is much thinner than all the passages and orifices in the device.

The atomizing CO2 was driven through another passage (the inner capillary) to form a jet stream to impinge on the film at 45°.

The test matrix was designed to eliminate cavitation and to isolate the effect of length/diameter ratio of the injector passage and to determine the importance of jet turbulence compared to aerodynamic forces.

In addition, in 2012 a jet was found to appear during its subsequent perihelion passage as witnessed during an observation carried out on 26th March 2012 using the Physical Research Laboratory (PRL) telescope at Mt. Abu.