Sentence examples for surface of the fluid from inspiring English sources

I couldn't resist touching the delicate corrugated bump that rose from the surface of the fluid when a magnet was applied to the underside of the beaker.

The ink was kept deliberately thin and exposed to air at a precisely controlled temperature, which concentrated the gold particles at the curved upper surface of the fluid.

The studied phenomena occurred far away from the meniscus formed at the surface of the fluid reservoir.

Of particular interest is the distinctive wedge-shaped wave pattern that forms on the surface of the fluid.

Upon evaporation of the solvent, the amphiphiles are singly and randomly distributed on the surface of the fluid with intermolecular separations much larger than their molecular size.

The solution of the disk vibration problem is obtained using the boundary conditions at the free surface of the fluid layer and the boundary conditions at the fluid layer poroelastic medium interface.

Vertebrates, cephalopods (e.g., squid), and decapod crustaceans (e.g., lobsters) have special rotation receptors at the inner surface of the fluid-filled organ of equilibrium (labyrinth or statocyst).

Manstrem tricked it into tracking the shallow surface of the fluids, and so the attempt to map this 2D exterior caused it to create fizzing, abstract forms as the visual mechanics of the software dance across the liquid, picking out crude and creepy faces in the flow.

Also, the interface elements with low shear stiffness are used to model the common surfaces of the fluid and solid elements.

Apart from the physical properties of the material, regular tooth brushing may increase the roughness on the surface of these fluid resins, making them more propense to biofilm accumulation [18] and gingival tissue inflammation [11, 19].

However, other currently unexplored factors expected to affect penetration include the force required to overcome fluid surface tension and the holding pressure at the ostia, based on this formula: pressure equals surface tension of the fluid divided by the radius of the opening.