flux
সর্দি
definition
verb
It was considered such ideal fluxing ore that the El Paso smelter paid the costs for shipping it by rail and processed the ore at no charge to assure a steady supply.
treat (a metal object) with a flux to promote melting.
noun
the flux of men and women moving back and forth
the action or process of flowing or flowing out.
the whole political system is in a state of flux
continuous change.
translation of 'flux'
verb
গলান,
প্রবাহিত হত্তয়া,
মিশিয়া যাত্তয়া
noun
মল,
প্রবাহ,
নিরন্তর পরিবর্তন,
সর্দিনি:সরণ,
প্রবহণ,
ধাতুমিশ্র,
সর্দি
example
Plasma membrane stress failure is but one of many stimuli that trigger cell remodeling and thereby mediate changes in fluid 'flux' across the vascular wall.
Such a measurement, the fluence rate, is defined as the radiation 'flux' from all directions incident on a small sphere in space.
The measurement of residence times requires a knowledge of the flux of a species into the reservoir, the amount of the species within the reservoir, and the 'flux' of the species out of the reservoir.
Caribbean civilization represents the meeting of Old and New Worlds and the freshness of being ever caught up in a creative whirlpool of constant 'flux' .
Instead we have to appreciate that social order is constantly fluid, ever in 'flux' .
Are there different kinds of roles you play in the creative process, or is that in 'flux' as well?
All fluorescent lamps used as sources for UV-B radiation necessarily emit UV-C, UV-A and a small 'flux' of blue visible radiation.
They do so by adjusting the 'flux' of hormones in the host's body, so that it just keeps growing into an oversized infant.
When the SERCA pump is more active, the net 'flux' of calcium into the cytosol decreases.
the 'flux' of ions across the membrane
a localized 'flux' of calcium into the cell
Reynolds agrees that higher education is in a period of 'flux' regarding the issues that are dearest to her heart.
Challenges abound, from a review process still in 'flux' to issues of libel and copyright.
For the Sun, there is no ambiguity: no such settling could explain the enormous radiated 'flux' of light.
The book begins with a re-interpretation of the post-Cold War international system firmly placing the current state of 'flux' and change in an arena of global disorder.
the whole political system is in a state of 'flux'
The water acts as a simple 'flux' to lower the melting point of some minerals.
Moreover, this isotope could be useful as a tracer of the 'flux' of organic matter in ocean surface waters.
It's the study and analysis of that 'flux' that seem to have become his life's work.
This problem is particularly acute in the automobile industry where the rosin used in soldering 'flux' , varnishes, lacquers and surface finishes is thought to be a major cause of dermatitis.
The model presented here is focused on interpreting the mechanism and resulting dynamics of the solute per se so it will be further assumed that there is no radial 'flux' of solute through the tube walls.
Professional golfers in India are going through a period of 'flux' .
Studies of contemporary ice sheets show that the pattern of ice 'flux' within ice streams has a profound effect on mass balance, flow configuration and ice divide positions.
The capital is a city in permanent 'flux' like no other, experiencing a constant process of generational and demographic change.
With youth culture constantly going through a state of 'flux' and change it is a relief to have contemporary specialists to talk with.
the 'flux' of men and women moving back and forth
The governments are in 'flux' and continuity cannot be guaranteed.
The magnetic 'flux' is measured by external coils, from which the conductivity inside the object can be calculated.
The energy 'flux' was measured with a short-wave ultraviolet intensity meter (UVP, USA).
In the case of oxidation-resistant metals the reaction is facilitated by the use of a chemical 'flux' or metal powder.
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