Sentence examples for rate of inflows from inspiring English sources

All that is necessary for a decline would be a slowing of the rate of inflows.

"The catalyst for that is a combination of two things, a slower rate of inflows into mutual funds, which might start happening in a few weeks, and if we start to see some negative earnings surprises.

The rate of inflow of matter through the disk varies by a large amount.

Now, even though the rate of inflow is decreasing, the height of water in the sink will still increase for some time since the inflow rate is greater than the outflow rate.

The rate of inflow to a long well can vary along its completion length due to reasons such as frictional pressure losses or reservoir permeability heterogeneity.

The variation of the groundwater level indicates the rate of inflow and out flow across a particular well.

A manually-operated flow meter with an initial discharge set at 1.2 × 10 4 m3/s was used to control the rate of inflow into the upstream lake.

Thus, the rate of reduction of the shear strength of the soil due to a decrease in matric suction depends on the rate of inflow into the upstream reservoir Q in and the rate of propagation of the wetting front.

For example, temperature and humidity strongly influence electricity and natural gas consumption (Teisberg et al., [2005]) while the rate of inflow of water to hydroelectric generating facilities affects the production of electricity (Hamlet et al. [2002]).

However, the conventional one-dimensional upward seepage tests can only be used to determine the hydraulic criteria for seepage erosion in granular materials with the exclusion of other factors such as dam geometry (dam height, dam crest width, upstream and downstream slope angles), and rate of inflow into the upstream reservoir.

The delay between the waves is then dependent on the rate of inflow of susceptible bats into the colonies as a consequence of new births, immigration of naïve animals from neighboring colonies, and expiration of EBLV-1-specific immunity in previously infected animals.