Sentence examples for vertical passage from inspiring English sources

The South American lungfishes dig a nest in the bottom in the form of a vertical passage, which frequently turns horizontally at the bottom.

The kitchen, half of it roofed over and the rest an open courtyard, was a long vertical passage toward the light.

IfcStair represents a vertical passage allowing for moving from one floor to the other.

The second paper also reports mixed convection heat transfer experiments with a vertical passage of annular cross-section.

In this paper, an experimental study is reported of variable property mixed convection heat transfer to air flowing through a vertical passage of annular cross-section of diameter ratio 2.1, having a uniformly heated core and a thermally insulated outer casing.

It is therefore possible that transmission in solemyid symbioses, as in vesicomyids, involves a combination of both vertical passage through the maternal germ line and lateral acquisition of symbionts from the environment or other co-occurring host individuals.

However, the studies are all of a fundamental nature and address an interesting and important aspect of buoyancy-influenced convective heat transfer in vertical passages.

This is the first of three related papers each of which is concerned with buoyancy-influenced flow and heat transfer in vertical passages with one surface heated and the opposite one unheated.

The third paper reports mixed convection heat transfer experiments with a vertical plane passage of relatively short length.

In spite of the fact that late-onset (LOS) neonatal infection may occur through vertical transmission during passage through the birth canal leading to colonization and, later, to infection [ 50], the majority of the LOS in newborn infants is usually hospital-acquired infection [ 26].

The rule given by the Spanish Design Code (IAP-11, "Instrucción sobre las acciones a considerar en el proyecto de puentes de carretera", 2011) is taken as the basic design requirement to be assessed by a series of time records of the vertical acceleration caused by passage of the control vehicle.