Sentence examples for the flow of interest from inspiring English sources
This study investigated the flow of interest in a reading-to-write activity.
These discrepancies were attributed to shortcomings in the molecular mixing models in the flows of interest where the turbulent Reynolds numbers are low.
Moreover, by excluding the contribution of the bulk flow to the total energy the method eliminates the high Mach number problem in the flows of interest.
Further, the algorithm is combined with a regularization scheme for the numerical treatment of material interfaces which are a common characteristic of the flows of interest.
Real-time 3-dimensional echocardiography now provides rapid, detailed 3-dimensional appreciation of the origin and course of such shunts with easy facility of orienting views to the flows of interest by cropping.
But it's a gimmick that points out something important, the flow of special interest to the Bush campaign and the special favors they receive.
Our good government reform groups are trying to staunch the flow of special interest money into our political campaigns, but they are mostly whistling in a wind that has become a gale force of corrupting cash.
The mayor made his comments in a speech to good-government groups about the need to reform New York's elections system, reduce the influence of parties in choosing candidates and curb the flow of special-interest money into city campaigns.
Based on its Legendre polynomial approximation at α=0, both the minimum and maximum point vectors of the energy flow of interest are calculated dimension by dimension within the space spanned by the interval parameters determined by fuzzy those at α=0 and the resulted interval bounds are used to assemble the concerned fuzzy energy flows.
It will take some time, weeks or even months to assess whether there has been any impact on the flow of credit or interest rates paid by the private sector.
Given the corrosive nature of money in politics and how it corrodes our democratic foundation, it is important to limit the flow of the special interest spigot or at least create more opportunities for regular people to compete through public financing.
