Sentence examples for minute flow from inspiring English sources
"Certainly not equivalent to 5-7 gallons per minute flow supposedly being pumped".
Some 6,000 gallons of brine a minute flow through the power station's pipes.
Moreover CFD allows insight into the minute flow details which otherwise are not captured using flow bench tests.
They perform high-resolution separations of several hundreds of grams of proteins per hour by utilizing liter per minute flow rates.
The outlet flow restrictors, used in this work, are 75 100 μm silica capillaries, which result in microliter per minute flow rates at 7 42 kPa liquid pressure levels.
Post-annealing of Zr/glass films was performed using a tube furnace at five different temperatures (100°C to 500°C in steps of 100°C) with a 200 sccm (standard cubic centimeter per minute) flow of oxygen (purity of 99.98%).
The workers — and an increasing proportion of soldiers — struggled on Tuesday and Wednesday to keep hundreds of gallons of seawater a minute flowing through temporary fire pumps into the three stricken reactors, Nos. 1, 2 and 3.
Rhinos poured forward as the clock ticked down, but a forward pass in a final minute flowing move summed up their fortunes as Melbourne followed up their 2010 success with victory in West Yorkshire.
PPV and SPV were measured, first, during 20 minutes in PSV with three per minute flow-triggered SIMV breaths (10 ml/kg, duration 5 s, inspiration to expiration ratio 1 3) (T1), and then during three consecutive breaths in controlled MV (respiratory rate 12/min, duration 5 s, inspiration to expiration ratio 1 3, Tv 10 ml/kg, positive end-expiratory pressure and FiO2 as in PSV) (T2).
He divided the study area into 50,000 tetrahedral cells, or pyramid-like structures, that would sense velocity and pressure in three dimensions, and simulated an 8-gallon-a-minute flow of water for 30 seconds.
The company will be forever linked to the massive spill in the Gulf of Mexico — but its the daily environmental toll that ultimately matters more — the constant, minute-by-minute flow of carbon into the atmosphere.
