Sentence examples for negligible flow from inspiring English sources

Such facilities can deal only with light aircraft and a negligible flow of passengers or freight.

This zone of negligible flow is termed the hydrodynamic boundary layer.

The extent of decrease of the aortic flow with increasing afterload was greater for the STZ hearts, resulting in negligible flow at an average afterload of 105 mmHg.

In experimental studies led by Ehrlich et al. [ 58] from the Mount Sinai Medical Center in New York, retrograde cerebral perfusion provided negligible flow through brain capillaries in pigs.

Negligible flow within the infarct core and progressively increasing flow towards the outer edges of the infarcted region are likely related to varying degrees of microvascular damage and obstruction [ 23, 25, 26].

Typical small diodes will conduct about 0.1 ampere with roughly a 1.5-volt forward bias, and they will withstand 100 or more volts with negligible current flow in the reverse direction.

Thus, there is non-negligible flow of information from proteins to the genome in modern cells, in a direct violation of the Central Dogma of molecular biology.

However, the data of Hirth and Tullis (1994) and Rutter and Brodie (2004) suggest negligible plastic flow in quartz at the conditions of our experiments, rendering this explanation also unlikely.

A most straightforward and simple numerical technique known as point-matching, or collocation, is used to obtain the wavenumbers and eigenmodes of an infinite cylindrical dissipative silencer of arbitrary cross-section in the case of negligible mean flow.

In this work, the acoustic transfer matrix for a cylindrical dissipative silencer of arbitrary cross-section and bulk-reacting lining is derived for the case of negligible mean flow.

Knowledge of the factors that influence the diffusion of contaminants, such as the diffusivity and the connected porosity, is crucial to modeling the long-term fate and transport of contaminants in subsurface systems with small or negligible advective flow, such as in fractured crystalline rock.