Because, nanofluids are considered as one of the closest kinds to the practical application of fluid flows owing to its comprehensive properties such as the Brownian motion and thermophoresis.
This review is organized from the perspective of a certain kind of nanofluid, which is considered as one of the closest kinds to the practical application.
Many famous and colorful examples about people who want to eat saucers of mud, or count blades of grass, or who have a disposition to turn on radios are offered to show that not every desire or motivation is of the right kind to generate practical reasons.
On the one hand, many who teach and write in this interdisciplinary field are philosophers who naturally believe that their specific contribution to the field their "expertise," if you will consists in the application of distinctly philosophical methods, including various kinds of ethical theory, to practical problems arising in biomedical research, clinical medicine, and public health.
And with Friday's heat index expected to hover around 110 in the city, this is a good time for New Yorkers, so full of bustle, to practice a kind of practical lethargy, to move slowly, to stay hydrated and out of the sun, to seek moving air, dark movie theaters and air-conditioning.
We are focused on those kinds of innovations that lead to practical, important inventions that at the end of the line improve the lives of the poorest people on Earth".
First measurement of its kind could provide stepping stone to practical quantum computing.
I try to come up with all kinds of practical steps to mitigate bias at the end of the talk.
A radical pragmatist view treats science as a systematic method of solving such decision problems relative to various kinds of practical utilities.
In seeking answers to the question of how best to harness finance for infrastructure, my Accounting for Sustainability initiative today came together with my International Sustainability Unit to identify the kinds of practical actions implied by the Cambridge plan.
