Sentence examples for permit fluid from inspiring English sources

Equatorial processes (visco-inertial boundary layer dynamics, upwelling, heating) are necessary to reset water properties and permit fluid to permanently cross the equator, typically requiring eastward retroflection into the EUC.

Small channels across the outer edge of the immobilization chamber permit fluid flow to pass but block the passage of the worms (left).

As a result, microfluidic pores with smooth vertical sidewalls were formed in the wafer beneath the sensor structure to permit fluid transport.

Their results showed that to change the configuration of the bottom of the reactor and 4(c)), the figures demonstrate that the conical bottoms resulted in only slight improvement, but Figures 4(b) and 4 d) show additional suspended inner component to permit fluid flow to the inner wall of the reactor.

Shale is a very impermeable rock that doesn't permit fluids to flow through it – that's why it has retained its shale gas rather than lost it.

In this work, an airlift reactor (ALR) was applied where the gas injected in the riser permits fluid circulation throughout the downcomer.

Also, a complete fuel element assembly is represented in three dimensional space, permitting fluid flow and heat transfer to be simulated across the entire domain.

The CRRT system reduces the burden on the kidney, avoids the deleterious effects of aggressive diuretic use and permits fluid optimization by creating space for all the nutrition and drug delivery that is required.

Experimental studies suggest that immature endothelial cells forming the capillaries of the developing brain are less resistant to the effects of lead, permitting fluid and cations including lead to reach newly formed components of the brain, particularly astrocytes and neurons.

A procedure to relieve the pressure involves placing a shunt in the brain to permit the fluid to return to its natural movement.

In the automobile, the oil permits the fluid coupling to slip easily at low engine speeds (thus also permitting idling while the brake is on).