Sentence examples for pressure relation from inspiring English sources

Note the shift in pressure peaks towards higher values and the progressively smaller peak to trough pressure relation.

For example rearranging the volume pressure relation discussed in "Mathematical models" section we find begin{array}rcl@ C=frac{V-V_{0}}{p},. end{array} (15).

They observed ipsilateral hyperemia and a strong ipsilateral flow velocity to blood pressure relation (1.4% rise per mmHg compared to 0.4% per mmHg contralateral).

A general hydrodynamic fluid pressure relation based on a one-dimensional Reynolds equation, which is applicable to a crack with an arbitrary crack opening profile, is developed.

The principal way indoor radon concentrations are controlled is by reversing the air pressure relation between the soil and the indoor space via either active or passive soil depressurization (ASD or PSD).

It is used in research protocols to assess cardiac vagal and sympathetic baroreflex function and is calculated from the measurement of the heart rate blood pressure relation after an intravenous bolus of phenylephrine (39).

Relative permeability and capillary pressure relations are assigned to each facies (Fig. 9).

As crevasse splays are often considered non-reservoir rock, only few measurements of their relative permeability and capillary pressure relations are available (e.g., Ramon and Cross 1997).

Finally, the resulting hydrodynamic pressure relations are combined with a fracture mechanics model to account for the change in the near-tip stress intensity.

It is therefore concluded that capturing wettability effects in capillary pressure relations is probably more important than trying to roll such effects into relative permeability functions.

The exploitation of entropy inequality resulted in temporally non-local generalized Darcy׳s laws for the liquid phases, near-equilibrium swelling and capillary pressure relations, generalized stress relations, near-equilibrium Gibbs free energy relation and the rate of evaporation relation.