Meanings of laminar flow in английском

Nanodomains form when adhesin molecules are stretched in the AFM or under laminar flow.

Many newer streamliners also have computer designed laminar flow shapes.

Their design should rely on the laws of rheology and the physiology of laminar flow.

In contrast, exposure to arterial laminar flow induces a gene program that confers a largely antiadhesive, antithrombotic effect.

Because of laminar flow, there is no bulk mixing of the fluids in the detecting and reporting channels.

Reynold's numbers tell us the airflow may shift from turbulent at high speeds to more laminar flow at slower speeds.

In this method, patterning occurs as a result of transport of reactive species to interfaces within the capillary by laminar flow.

At low densities, which is to say no crowds, you get laminar flow, as smooth as a flat-bottomed, fast moving river.

In laminar flow, all rings are uniform, while in turbulent flow there is chaotic motion across the width of the pipe.

Our design of the flow cell enables the rapid movement of trapped molecules between laminar flow channels and a flow-free reservoir.

This group was compared with a control group of patients who had hip fracture surgery in dedicated orthopaedic theatres with laminar flow.

The major advantage of this tiny scale is a physics concept known as laminar flow, which exists when liquids behave in predictable ways.

Early studies, however, suggested that this held only for laminar flow, not for regurgitant jets, in which turbulence and fluid entrainment augment scatter.

Performance analysis demonstrated that applied surface coating remains intact even after multiple wounding, while cell debris is simultaneously removed using laminar flow conditions.

That is all to do with what they call laminar flow, the way the air passes over the two sides of the ball.

So, even in uniform laminar flow, there is a continuous series of concentric rings, each ring moving progressively faster than the adjacent ring.