Sentence examples for vessels steady from inspiring English sources

Bollards (mooring posts) on the lockside are used for holding vessels steady by ropes against the turbulence during lock operation; mooring hooks set in recesses in the walls provide an alternative anchorage against surging.

Hall sensors with bismuth sensitive layer were selected to be implemented on ITER as ex-vessel steady state magnetic sensors.

The outer vessel steady-state sensors (OVSS) – a subsystem of the ITER magnetic diagnostics – will contribute to the measurement of the plasma current, plasma-wall clearance, and local perturbations of the magnetic flux surfaces near the wall.

An additional function of the fluid is to provide nutrition for the crystalline lens and also for the cornea, both of which are devoid of blood vessels; the steady renewal and drainage serve to bring into the eye various nutrient substances, including glucose and amino acids, and to remove waste products of metabolism.

The number of vessels remains steady until about 15 months post radiation when it decreases again, reaching a statistically significant difference in the cortex only.

Bone marrow endothelial vessels in steady state and post irradiation in Cxcr2−/− and wild type animals.

So the amounts of new blood vessels remained steady at 8 and 12 weeks and the structure of the blood vessel became more mature with time.

On a walkway near the rocks that affords the closest vantage point to the vessel, a steady stream of people with backpacks marched between the souvenir shops and the seafood restaurants.

A study of thick-walled spherical vessels under steady-state radial temperature gradients using elasto-plastic analysis is reported.

Typical results are discussed of detailed two-dimensional distributions of process parameters, throughout the SWM-modules in a pressure vessel, for steady-state operation.

This results in conversion of the arteries into large diameter, low resistance vessels that provide steady perfusion of the villous trophoblast with maternal blood (Pijnenborg et al., 2006).