flowline
- noun
- /ˈfloʊlaɪn/
- Specialized
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línea de flujo
- In the model, the flowline shows how the chemicals will travel through the system after being mixed.
- generated flowlines
- opacity along a flowline
- length of a flowline
Examples
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The engineer used a flowline to illustrate how the oil would move from the reservoir through the pipeline.
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In addition, the number of the generated flowlines varies because the prevalence of the reversed flows during a cardiac cycle can also vary.
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The above process is equally applied to all of the seed points, yielding one flowline at each seed point.
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In the proposed method, the importance of the flowlines was decided based on their geometric features alone.
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When the line integration is finally complete, the flowline is generated by a sequential connection of the seed point and its subsequent ones.
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The proposed method can therefore produce length-extended flowlines.
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The linear and angular entropies indicate the length and angle variations, respectively, along a flowline.
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To calculate the shape similarity at each flowline point, its closest centerline point is searched for based on the Euclidean distance.
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In addition, a flow-based directional tracing and an additional seeding method that contributed to a length-extended flowline construction are presented.
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To visualize blood flow information, a strategy that generates the flowlines densely and instead shows the important ones opaquely and the others transparently is adopted here.
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Synonyms
A drawn blue line on a map or drawing that shows a planned route
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Flowline comes from flow ('movement of liquid or gas') and line ('a path or mark'), so a flowline on a map or diagram is simply a line that shows where and how something flows.
