The Ciba Collection of Medical Illustrations: A Compilation of Pathological and Anatomical Paintings, Volume 3, Part 3Ciba Pharmaceutical Products, 1957 - Human anatomy |
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... flow entering i is equal to the flow leaving i; that is, ∑ f(k,i) = ∑ f(i,k). (2.2) k:(k,i)∈A k:(i,k)∈A The constraints in (2.1) are usually called capacity constraints and those in (2.2) are called flow conservation constraints ...
... flow entering i is equal to the flow leaving i; that is, ∑ f(k,i) = ∑ f(i,k). (2.2) k:(k,i)∈A k:(i,k)∈A The constraints in (2.1) are usually called capacity constraints and those in (2.2) are called flow conservation constraints ...
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... flows. The shallowness and the curvature of the flow lead to a few specific flow features that are difficult to reproduce with numerical models. An example is the second counter-rotating secondary flow cell that is observed along steep ...
... flows. The shallowness and the curvature of the flow lead to a few specific flow features that are difficult to reproduce with numerical models. An example is the second counter-rotating secondary flow cell that is observed along steep ...
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... flow rate in two - phase flow . After changing a two - phase flow into a uniform flow ( bubbly flow or mist flow ) , the flow rate will be measured using a standard orifice . It may be possible to measure the flow rate by the ...
... flow rate in two - phase flow . After changing a two - phase flow into a uniform flow ( bubbly flow or mist flow ) , the flow rate will be measured using a standard orifice . It may be possible to measure the flow rate by the ...
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