Sentence examples for much more flow from inspiring English sources
Thus, much more flow flux was directly channelled into one of the crosswind streets rather than into the downwind street.
This work relies on the expertise of the computational modellers to identify existing flow regimes, who then link with the environmental staff to identify how much more flow would be required to increase the habitat areas.
As presented in Fig. 6, when α = 1.001, the fracture network shows strongly preferential flow paths: A small portion of the fractures carry much more flow than the others.
As the aperture distribution becomes broader, the distribution of Q is also broader, and there is a small portion of fractures which carry much more flow than the others.
The letters on the left are separated, distinct, whereas on the right it's much more flowing.
Desplat created a melody that recurs throughout the film, stating in a later interview that "... it evolves and it's much more flowing with a very gentle theme that's haunting".
Iran, on the other hand, has continued to permit I.A.E.A. inspectors to enter the country, and this has provided a much more detailed flow of current information about its nuclear program.
Robin Hood had already raised more than $30 million from ticket sales and donations going into the concert, and organizers estimated that much more would flow in as stars urged viewers to pledge money during the concert.
Cooling-off periods, a much more open flow of intelligence, tighter rules on the trading of guns and a wider blacklist of those ineligible to buy them would all help.Many of these things are being done by cities or states, and have worked fairly well.
After the Seagate success, the firm started to get much more deal flow, especially in late-stage investing.
It is shown that the overall rigidity and stability of the novel material is significantly increased; further, addition of Ag(I) results in much more restricted flow of a cation of supporting electrolyte (favoring potassium over other alkali cations).
