Sentence examples for weaker flow from inspiring English sources
In other rivers with weaker flow, directed swimming is likely more important so body size may reasonably have a greater effect on travel speeds in the absence of strong currents.
Lower imprinting pressures (10 bar) or lower imprinting temperatures (90°CC) result in a weaker flow of polymer and therefore less change in the colors.
Several South Asian rivers, suffering from weaker flows, have become a sludge of human and animal waste, dangerous to drink and wash in and unsafe even for watering crops.All over the region water tables are dropping as bore holes drive deeper.
The weaker flow-induced load on these models is caused by larger spaces among individual cylinders, allowing the flow to pass more freely through the models (see Fig. 1).
However, exceeding the stricter limit comes at a cost of both higher structural loads on the tidal turbines and the need to produce power from weaker flows.
(He would detect the weak flow of electricity between disks of different metals by placing them on his tongue).
Once a significant secondary charge has been induced, there is a relatively weak flow of electricity between the storm cloud and its target.
The Bank shows "the weakest flow of total net lending to UK businesses since the monthly series began in 1998" and adds lending fell further in August.
The shower water came out of a flat fixture on the wall — the presence of a conventional shower head, I soon learned, was seen as a potential inducement to hanging yourself — and the weak flow was tepid at best.
It takes only a very weak flow to the left side to start an embryo on its proper development: Last year, scientists at Osaka University in Japan reported that the whirling of just two cilia were enough to get the job done.
And in Guyana and Suriname, coastal farmers irrigating with water from river estuaries have had to stop: because of the rivers' weak flow, it was sea-water.AP Roads, power and outputThe losses, of course, extend much wider than farming.
