Sentence examples for range of obstruction from inspiring English sources

Two experiments were performed to measure the flow field and heat transfer downstream of the test pieces in a square miniature channel for a range of obstruction Reynolds numbers (Re ≈ 50 170) and opening area ratios (β ≈ 0.2 0.5): using Particle-Image Velocimetry (PIV) and infrared (IR) thermography of a Joule-heated foil respectively.

This geometry can, in principle, characterize a wide range of obstructions, from sharp rocks to large shoals.

Our sample population aged 60 and older and the selection criteria used offered a well-defined population of subjects with a range of small airway obstruction that may be attributed to normal ageing [ 34, 35].

This specific population was chosen to select a range of subtle small airway obstruction.

To take one example, the estimated size of the fetus as large for gestational age might lead directly to the decision to conduct an elective caesarean section, or alternatively, via a range of possible pathways to obstruction in second stage labour and a vaginal birth assisted by forceps or vacuum extraction or an emergency caesarean section.

Sleep Disordered Breathing (SDB) is a common childhood disorder that encompasses a range of sleep-related upper airway obstruction.

The index ranges from zero, which indicates the complete absence of obstruction and/or delay, to one, which indicates complete obstruction and/or delay.

Both TSU and RSU are in the transmitting range of PU but there exists obstructions between TSU and PU.

They're certainly not much cop in the city - obstructions affect the range of transmission - but the baby monitor function is useful.

They can induce a broad range of diseases such as infertility, pain, bowel obstruction, and difficulties experienced during re-operative interventions [ 4- 8].

That could range from simple obstruction of highways or track entrances to violence.