Sentence examples for natural flow path from inspiring English sources

Water resources development involves altering the natural flow path of rivers and lakes, as well as designing irrigation schemes and dams.

If they've changed the natural flow path, they may be liable for damage caused by storm runoff from their property onto yours.

The others are those for the thermal insulation system design for the purpose of providing natural circulation flow path outside the reactor vessel: inlet flow area, annular gap clearance and system resistance.

Results obtained for various transients show that high pressure vent and sump recirculation lines provide natural circulation flow path for long term cooling of core to avoid core heat up.

This study presents a new algorithm, called the Weighted Adaptive Stormwater Infrastructure (WASI) algorithm, to calculate weighted flow-accumulation of surface runoff by considering man-made stormwater infrastructure that modifies natural drainage flow paths across the landscape.

This configuration preserves the natural channels and flow paths of the basin.

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).

Steeped for 30 years in the Kripalu approach to transformation, I believe there are simple yet profound elements from the practice of yoga on the mat that can assist us in relaxing into accepting and initiating change -- that can help us surrender more into the natural flow and rhythm of our life's path.

In the inclined cross-cut heat sink, the natural convection flow with an incidence angle had a flow path length that was more stretched in comparison to the flow path length of a straight cross-cut heat sink.

Figure 5 shows that CO2 injected in the hydraulic fracture in the top-left corner takes the flow path created by the high permeable induced and natural fractures in the formation.

I found that 70% of the highly engaged managers (versus 40% of those less engaged) feel it is "easy for people to learn in the natural flow of work". This is an invaluable asset for companies on the transformation path because as projects advance, the skills and knowledge needed will be discovered and evolve over time.