Sentence examples for tendency to flow from inspiring English sources

He discovers that "all writing has a tendency to flow like a river towards the writer's body and the writer's own experience".

Consequently, it has a tendency to flow under modest tensile or compressive loads, and this tendency is aggravated as the temperature increases.

In countercurrent flow, as in cocurrent flow, the in situ gas velocity is aided in the upward direction by the buoyancy of the gas phase as well as its tendency to flow through the channel center.

For a relatively high LEPUL of 750 J/m, the molten material in the center of the melt pool has a tendency to flow towards the rear part, resulting in the stack of molten material and the attendant formation of a poor surface quality.

Accordingly, lab studies show that the abundance of quartz in a rock is one of the key factors influencing its tendency to flow under heat and pressure.

However in these cases the gels may have too strong tendency to flow and when the PVA concentration is lower than 3% the elastic moduli are not enough high to obtain peelability.

But if some of these ice regions are gone, the argument goes, that would leave behind ice whose main tendency is to flow outward, toward the sea.

Once the U.S. economy began to contract severely, the tendency for gold to flow out of other countries and toward the United States intensified.

It was instead "the tendency of water to flow uphill when forced by machinery".In the Indian state of West Bengal, Mamata Banerjee (pictured) is doing her best to sabotage that machinery.

On one metaphor, used in a debate with rival philosopher Gaozi in 6A2, the inborn goodness of human nature is like the tendency of water to flow downward.

However, given the tendency of sand to flow, it is clear that the sandfish does not dig tunnels through the loose sand using the snout, but relies upon other methods for progression.