Sentence examples for mass inflow from inspiring English sources

"Imagine that the West, at the height of the Cold War, had received a mass inflow of immigrants from Communist countries who were ambivalent about which side they supported," he writes.

He also invites us to imagine that at the height of the cold war, Europe had received a mass inflow of immigrants from communist countries who were ambivalent about which side they supported.

The ventilation factor (A√H) is proportional to the rate of air mass inflow for under-ventilated conditions.

We attempt to describe the interaction of the stellar magnetosphere and the accretion disk, and search for the signatures of mass inflow and ejection.

The highest mass inflow of ACE-K, IOX and GEM originated from a sinking stream, while SUC infiltrated exclusively through fast infiltration points (dolines).

The correlations of the bearing's static characteristics such as the static stiffness, friction coefficient, mass inflow rate and angular stiffness with the journal misalignment angles were studied.

It was done, supposedly, to protect the sovereignty of the Slovenian territory from the mass inflows of refugees from Croatia.

Europe as a whole has failed to meet the challenge of mass chaotic inflows.

The transfer rate (M/L3) (Diersch 2009) is given by: Q_{text{mass}} ; = ;, A; times ;varPhi ; times ;left( {c_{text{ref}} ; - ;c} right) (7 where Q mass is the inflow or outflow to/from the model, A is relevant area, Φ is transfer rate, c ref is reference concentration, and c is current concentration in groundwater.

Inset floodplain nitrogen removal was limited by floodplain residence time and NO3− removal rate, and did not exceed 1% of inflowing mass.

Once the mass of the inflowing water becomes larger than the elastic energy of the spring, the corrugated flexible tube relaxes to the bottom, making the slope of the trapway horizontal and facilitating the discharge of waste.