Sentence examples for rising fluid from inspiring English sources

In this model, heterogeneous structures caused by rising fluid create the anisotropic medium.

Glaucoma is characterized by rising fluid pressure in the eye that damages the optic nerve.

The mathematical formula describe rising fluid height in a narrow cylindrical vessel due to capillary action.

This would lead to co-precipitation of graphite/diamond and the rising fluid would evolve towards the left along the graphite/diamond saturation surface of Figure 7.

On the other hand, non-eruptive hydrothermal unrest can also lead to volcanic hazards after prolonged gas emission, acidic fluid infiltration into aquifers, soils and the hydrologic network, or deformation induced by a rising fluid front (i.e., bradyseismicity).

New correlations are proposed for the interfacial Nu or Sh numbers, in single rising fluid particles, which become dependent on the Eötvös (Eo) number, and for the correction of the interfacial area density, which should be included in the closure of the interfacial heat or mass transfer terms in the Two-Fluid model equations.

The logic is that by giving a large dose intravenous albumin over a short time, the blood albumin level will rise, fluid will tend to move back into the blood compartment at which time a diuretic can be more effective at promoting excretion of the additional fluid.

At the periphery of hydrothermal fields, the temperature of hydrothermal fluids is lower because the rising hot fluids mix, while still under the sea floor, with the cold ocean waters that are pressed into the seabed by the overlying water column.

As viscosity falls and momentum rises, fluid flows make a transition from stable to unstable.

Calculations and measurements were performed on the mass flow rate, temperature rise fluid and absorber temperatures inside the thermosyphon of parallel tube design.

The principal results were a vast zone of partial melts beneath the Altiplano at latitude 21°S at mid and lower crustal depths, and the highly conductive West Fissure Zone beneath the Precordillera, explained by rising saline fluids from the deeper crust or even the downgoing slab (Echternacht et al.1997).1997