Flushing flow of the siphon jet toilet belongs to the fluid flow problem with free surface whose shape and location would vary intricately and continually (Wang et al. 2011).
The next moment Mr. Eaton would present an intricately wrought passage of great sophistication and beauty like the love duet between Peer and Solveig.
WHEN brownstones were constructed on block after block of Brooklyn in the late 19th century, they provided housing for well-to-do people whose live-in servants, usually immigrants from Italy, Ireland or Germany, would dust the intricately carved moldings and cook in the ground-floor kitchens, sending food upstairs to the dining room by dumbwaiter.
I would build a intricately crafted and finely decorated village for poor families using only items that I stole from the private homes of Satan worshipers if I could make her say that to me while doing nasty, ouchy things to my body.
Animals already communicate with each other in ways that are meaningful to them, but they do not communicate in ways that would allow them to intricately coordinate their efforts with each other.
That would require a fuller, more intricately developed play than Ms. Hall has begun to provide here.
The Americans, seasoned by years of war here and in Iraq, would seek to create an intricately violent response, designed to undo the odds, save the pinned soldiers and kill the insurgents who, for a moment, had shown themselves.
Meanwhile, one escort, who probably now wishes that he had the moment to do over, remarked to his date that her intricately patterned dress would make a nice tablecloth.
We conclude that a naïve design of molecular-motor-based active transport would almost always be inefficient an intricately organized kinetic scheme, with finely tuned rate constants, is required to achieve high-flux transport.
And though I've had quite my fill of memento mori moments, I would nonetheless don one of her intricately carved, jeweled skulls in a heartbeat.
