Sentence examples for supported in flow from inspiring English sources

While not available for all products supported in Flow, the AR view integrates a live camera display with graphical overlays.

We are currently working on extending Snakemake with a lightweight modular system for development cycle control and policy-based specification of rules and requirements that supports an in-flow enforcement of consistency constraints.

In comparing these predictions against genetic evidence, our model was fully supported in predicting patterns of gene flow across the landscape.

He dismissed the restoration of river flows -- supported in the last two years by studies from the Fish and Wildlife Service and the National Academy of Sciences -- as "purely a speculative experiment that would screw up the river".

Boundary layers are ubiquitous and likely affect internal O2 in invertebrate masses [1], [5], [11]; in large, non-gelatinous fish embryo masses, development is only supported in regions of high (10 15 cm/s) flow where internal O2 is maintained above 70% [24].

Predictions are made with the same configuration, including tunnel walls and support structure in flow field computations, using an overset, unstructured Navier Stokes approach with mesh adaptation.

Finally, the results of the MΦ infection experiments were generally supported by flow cytometry analysis in which V was delivered to the MΦs by the LFnV-PA system.

These interesting mathematical predictions are supported by in vitro flow studies designed to mimic in vivo flow.

Now he was standing at one end of a very nice contemporary living room, gesturing toward the other end and pointing out how his "social sculpture" supported the behavioral flow in the space -- that sort of thing.

Sodium phosphate was used as a buffer to maintain pH 7.0, and sodium chloride is used as electrolyte to support current flow in the aqueous phase.

Transfection of miR-302d mimic increased cell proliferation and protected cells from oxidant-induced cell death in hADSCs, which was supported by flow-cytometric analysis.