Sentence examples for rise flow from inspiring English sources

The contact angle analyses, capillary rise, flow tests, and imbibition spontaneous tests were used to estimate the effect of treatments on wettability.

The equations describing these two types of flows are used to derive non-dimensional parameters to evaluate the pressure rise, flow rate, and important design characteristics of different viscous pump configurations.

CM concentrations within the tubule rise as salt and water are absorbed with flow through the proximal tubule and continue to rise flowing to the thick ascending limb.

"We can't let Nigeria collapse," adds another.An extra concern is the rising flow of refugees.

On the front lines in New York, scientists are racing to keep up with a rising flow of dead birds.

Britain's Labor government, under strong pressure to stem a rising flow of immigration widely seen as placing unacceptable strain on the welfare state, tightened its asylum laws earlier this year.

Its fast-growing output is driving a steadily rising flow of Russian oil at a time when the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, wrestling with a glut, is seeking to curb world oil production and prop up falling prices.

The Gulf-based airlines are scrambling to tap into a rising flow of traffic from the Iberian Peninsula via their respective hub airports to destinations across the Indian subcontinent, East Asia and Australasia.

They said the installation of the new device and the rising flow of oil to the surface had only reinforced their conviction that they did not have enough information.

Here in Maricopa County, which is larger in area than each of seven states, new census figures show that from 1990 to 2000, the Hispanic population swelled by 108percentt, a rate fueled by a rising flow of illegal immigration as well as higher-than-average birth rates and migration from other states.

The entirely state-owned big four banks -- the Agricultural Bank of China, the Bank of China, the China Construction Bank and the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China -- take in a huge and steadily rising flow of deposits from China's increasingly affluent people, and lend part of these deposits to other, less liquid banks.