Sentence examples for past flat from inspiring English sources

The Chancellor said that an extra £500m will be added to the science budget by the end of the decade, which will compensate for the erosion of research funding due to inflationary pressures on past "flat cash" settlements.

If they didn't change things, who would? "Have all the TV people been reaching out to you?" Dominic asked as they drove past flat fields and rusty water towers.

*** The main road leading out of Montevideo towards Mujica's chacra, or smallholding, takes you through industrial suburbs, over a polluted river and past flat expanses of small, squat homes.

Like PCs and VCRs in the past, flat screens are the latest piece of hardware to reach the stage of technology's cycle at which price ceases to be a barrier to mass consumption.

We drove past flat, parched fields, white against blue skies, climbed through bark-beetle-chewed forests, navigated the bridges and ferries and sloughs and islands of California's delta.

Every time the Clippers looked up they saw Westbrook driving past flat-footed defenders, Durant rising for seemingly effortless jumpers and more unheralded players slipping inside to take passes for uncontested dunks.

Two-dimensional viscous incompressible flow past a flat plate of finite thickness and length is simulated using the discrete vortex method.

We consider a steady, incompressible, laminar, two-dimensional boundary layer flow of a viscous nanofluid past a flat sheet coinciding with the plane y = 0 and the flow being confined to y > 0. The flow is generated due to nonlinear stretching of the sheet caused by the simultaneous application of two equal and opposite forces along the x-axis.

subject to the boundary conditions f ( 0 ) = 0, f ′ ( 0 ) = β and f ′ = 1, (1.2). has been used to describe the steady two-dimensional flow of a slightly viscous incompressible fluid past a flat plate.

The Blasius problem has been used to describe the steady two-dimensional flow of a slightly viscous incompressible fluid past a flat plate moving at a constant speed β; and it is well known that there exists the critical value β ∗ < 0 such that it has at least one solution for each β ≥ β ∗ and has no positive solution for β < β ∗.

The river, incidentally, that flows past my flat.