Sentence examples for mean flow rate from inspiring English sources

Macroscopically, the kinetics of fouling were found to vary widely when the mean flow rate and ionic strength changed.

The results enable the estimation of the mean flow rate in through holes and the penetration depth in BMV at defined hydrodynamic conditions in the bath.

For burner decks with square patterns of unisize round holes the TF was studied as a function of the hole diameter, inter-hole spacing and mean flow rate.

The experimental results illustrate the pore size and the mean flow rate through the plain geotextiles increase with the increase in tensile strain.

Such apparently large fluxes are still less than the mean flow rate of the Amazon River, which is 5,700 cubic km (about 1,370 cubic miles) per year.

At the infrarenal level during resting conditions, the IVC experienced higher mean flow rate than the aorta (1.2 +/- 0.5 vs. 0.9 +/- 0.4 l/min, P < 0.01) and higher mean wall shear stress than the aorta (2.0 +/- 0.6 vs. 1.3 +/- 0.6 dyn/cm(2), P < 0.005).

Since flow path geometry in natural systems is often ill-characterized macroscopic (mean) flow rates and dispersion tensors are utilized in order to account for the sub-model scale microscopic fluctuations in media structure (and the consequent hydrodynamic profile).

Doppler catheter and LDA phasic velocities were measured at four sites in the left anterior descending (LAD) and left circumflex (LCX) coronary arteries, for five mean flow rates ranging from 60 ml/min to 300 ml/min.

The numerical analysis determines the mean end-to-end packet delays as well as the mean flow rates and their standard deviation and the mean transmission power per packet at the maximum schedule capacity.

For the schedules operating at maximum capacity, the associated mean flow rates are compared in Figure 5a, where node-assigned schedules have the highest rate and CVX the lowest.

Contrary to the Eocene limestone, Maestrichian carbonate formation, which is the main aquifer (about 300 m thick), some deep caves are known and the existence of some very important springs, with mean flow rates up to 3,300 l/s, indicates that karst developed in the carbonate aquifers to some degree.