Sentence examples for superficial direction from inspiring English sources

To many, fashion might seem like a superficial direction to devote civic engagement energy to.

multifidi stabilised the vertebral column during arm movements, acting in anticipation of movement with the more superficial fibres being direction specific and the deeper fibres were non-direction specific [ 22].

The superficial gloss of his direction advertises the film's luxurious production, without at all reflecting back on the conflicts that it entails or the realms that it excludes.

MR visualisation shows that fractional variations in steady-state conversion within slice sections of the bed, perpendicular to the direction of superficial flow, are of order 20%.

The subtle characteristics of the flow within the lattices are seen as considerable local velocity enhancements (LVE) transverse to and in the direction of superficial flow.

In the specific case study considered here it is shown that while conversion within the bed is homogeneous under batch reaction conditions, as expected, when reaction occurs under flowing conditions fractional variations in steady-state conversion of up to ∼20% exist within transverse sections through the bed, perpendicular to the direction of superficial flow.

Similar to the superficial lamina, the mean direction was first calculated for the primary fODF peak.

Hydrodynamic characteristics of fluidization in conical or tapered beds differ from those in columnar beds due to the variation of superficial velocity in the axial direction of the beds.

Figure  3 shows the primary fiber direction of the superficial lamina in a top view on the cortical surface.

Further, we looked at activation of superficial muscles in single plane directions.

These data sets covered extensive flow and loop conditions such as channel geometry (circular or rectangular channel), flow direction (vertical or horizontal flow), superficial gas velocity (0.018 4.87 m/s), superficial liquid velocity (0.262 6.55 m/s) and interfacial area concentration (25.8 1083 m−1).