Sentence examples for outflow outlet from inspiring English sources

The lower boundary is set as the gas inlet velocity, and the upper boundary is set as a continuous outflow outlet, whereas the other boundaries are set as non-slip impermeable walls.

The exact contribution of drainage water from "Shaft" to the outflow at "Outlet" is unknown.

They can be muscular when the VSD is located in the trabecular part of the outflow or outlet septum or membranous when the VSD is located directly below the aortic or tricuspid valve or is connected to both valves.

At "Outlet", outflow was torrential during FC4, leading to a dilution of the estrogenic load, resulting in EEQ values of 0.34 ± 0.09 ng/l (ER-CALUX) and 0.65 ± 0.02 ng/l (YES) (Fig. 5).

Both the RV and the LV have been described as having three components, the inlet (inflow tract), apical trabecular, and outlet (outflow tract) portions, but there are no discrete borders between adjacent portions.

The model simulates the daily water and herbicide outflow at the outlets of the farmers' fields as well as from the catchment.

Furthermore, when the main objective is to represent flood events a single ground point measurement of θi in each area with the same land use may suffice to obtain adequate outflow hydrographs at the outlet.

The cardiac malformations in mice lacking Cited2 are highly penetrant and phenotypically heterogeneic, and include atrial, atrioventricular, and ventricular septal defects (ASD, AVSD, VSD), outflow tract defects [double outlet right ventricle (DORV), common arterial trunk (CAT), tetralogy of Fallot (TOF), transposition of great arteries (TGA)], and interrupted and right-sided aortic arch.

The outflow from these two outlets has been estimated as 275.6 million cubic metres.

Upon opening the valve, groundwater flowed through a Teflon tube to the outlet with an outflow rate of approximately 1 L/min in both boreholes.

Defects in the outflow tract included 12.9% double outlet right ventricle (DORV, Figure  2G) and 6.5% transposition of great arteries (TGA, Figure  2I).