Macro-, meso- and micromixing were interpreted as a circulation through the zones of different rate of energy dissipation, inertial-convective disintegration of large eddies and an engulfment of fluid from the environment, respectively.
The device keeps the temperature of the specimen constant during the entire time span of the rheological test through a water circulation system around the sample container.
The exocrine pancreatic cells are exposed to very high insulin concentrations through a portal circulation system from the insulin-producing pancreatic islets (Williams and Goldfine, 1985).
The detection of AIV in Eurasian ducks in several of their major overwintering sites in West Africa (e.g., the Inner Niger Delta, the Senegal River Delta, and Lake Chad) supports the hypothesis that AIV can persist in wild duck populations year-round through a continuous circulation in a proportion of birds (1 ).
They claim a circulation of 40,000, mostly through free distribution in bars, stores and coffee shops in the New Orleans area.
Combined, the papers have a Monday-through-Friday circulation of 433,251 and 1,755 full-time employees.
It begins in our places of learning and continues in adulthood through an aggressive circulation of consensus.
An integrated system analysis model is developed for processes involving two interacting countercurrent separation cascades coupled through a single-solvent circulation loop.
For example, in the entry below, the homeowner is led through a softly curved circulation path leading in multiple directions, separating the public from private spaces.
It would seem so if you study through-the-week circulation patterns.
