Sentence examples for of a constriction from inspiring English sources

The presence of a constriction of 90% of the segment area and 50% of the segment length decreased the diverging flow by a factor of 5.

Sleep-disordered breathing results in a lack of sufficient oxygen being taken into the lungs and throughout the body, usually because of a constriction of the airway, but possibly also related to structural issues or sometimes breathing centers in the brain not working ideally.

In the evaluation of the critical cross-slip annihilation distance and the saturation stress in cycling, we accept two assumptions inspired by Brown [Brown L. Philos Mag A 2002 82 1691]: (i) the critical parameter associated with cross-slip is the spreading of the dislocation loop on the cross-slip plane, not the critical formation of a constriction in an extended screw dislocation core.

Because of a constriction point on the rail grid known as the Spokane Funnel, every one of those energy trains on the horizon — 60 a day by some estimates, empty and full — would come right through the middle of Spokane, Washington's second-largest city, with a population of 209,000.

One solution is the use of a constriction factor to insure convergence of the PSO, introduced in [ 45].

In the TSV structural model, loop 3 interacts with the apical loop of rRNA helix 24, part of a constriction between the P and E sites.

Symptoms range from mild stomach or skin reactions to a constriction of the airways.

Sarkar, the poster child for this one, explains how: "Hypertension is due to a constriction of blood vessels, and heart disease is due to blockage in the coronary arteries.

By industry standards, that is minimal for a constriction project of this size.

Negative symptoms include a flattening of affect or a constriction of emotional tone, psychomotor retardation, a slowing down of his thinking processes and of his muscular motor coordinate movements.

Greed is a deprivation of abundance, a hoarding, a constriction of energy.