Sentence examples for stagnant surface from inspiring English sources
This can be explained well by the distribution of the local Sherwood number, which drops down abruptly along the rear stagnant surface.
It may also explain why other bodies in the Kuiper belt are unusually bright, the researchers say: Fresh ice is typically much brighter than an ancient stagnant surface on which dust and substances produced by interactions with sunlight or other radiation have built up through the ages. .
A simple model is presented for determining the effective viscosity of a dilute suspension of small drops or bubbles partially coated by a stagnant surface which is due to the presence of a surfactant.
People in Bangladesh once drank stagnant surface pond water and, as a result, were plagued by gastrointestinal infections.
Two processes would then enhance the buildup of meteorites: direct falls on this almost stagnant ice surface and a process called ice sublimation (transfer of ice from the solid state into the vapor phase).
BVA 2, an oil, can be sprayed onto the surface of stagnant water, suffocating the infant mosquitos before they develop into adults.
Changing temperatures in the lake during the winter could have brought stagnant water to the surface, thus asphyxiating entire schools of fish.
When feeding they hang just below the surface of stagnant or slow-flowing muddy waters with outspread forelimbs, waiting for prey to pass by.
Faulkner described the movement of players in a game between the Rangers and the Montreal Canadiens as "bizarre and paradoxical, like the frantic darting of the weightless bugs which run on the surface of stagnant pools".
Adjacent to the apical brush border surface, a stagnant layer of aqueous media (unstirred aqueous layer) separates the membrane from the bulk fluid phase and is known to act as a barrier to diffusion (Porter et al. 2007).
Sulfate content changes significantly with time during rainfall infiltration and groundwater recharge, which mostly takes place from stagnant water body and surface runoff water accumulated in low lying areas (Singh 1994).
