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Health Care Management Review, 1991
Hospital managers may find it difficult to admit their investments have been suboptimal, but such investments often lead to poor returns and less future cash. Inappropriate use of free cash flow produces large transaction costs of exit. The relative efficiency of investor-owned and tax-exempt hospitals in the product market for hospital services is ...
R T, Kauer, J B, Silvers
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Hospital managers may find it difficult to admit their investments have been suboptimal, but such investments often lead to poor returns and less future cash. Inappropriate use of free cash flow produces large transaction costs of exit. The relative efficiency of investor-owned and tax-exempt hospitals in the product market for hospital services is ...
R T, Kauer, J B, Silvers
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Free-surface flow of hyperconcentrations
Fluid Dynamics Research, 1999Summary: A mixture of fluid and solid particles with high sediment concentration (hyperconcentration) is described by a non-Newtonian rheological model incorporating the yield stress, a linear (viscous) stress, and a quadratic (turbulent-dispersive) term.
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Traffic Technology International, 2023
How AI-powered software is being leveraged to create an all-encompassing, asset-light free-flow road tolling process
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How AI-powered software is being leveraged to create an all-encompassing, asset-light free-flow road tolling process
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1984
In this chapter we discuss the momentum and heat-transfer properties of uncoupled laminar and turbulent free shear flows, far from solid walls. As in the case of flows over walls, the thin-shear-layer equations admit similarity solutions for some laminar free shear flows, and the corresponding similarity variables can be found by a number of methods ...
Tuncer Cebeci, Peter Bradshaw
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In this chapter we discuss the momentum and heat-transfer properties of uncoupled laminar and turbulent free shear flows, far from solid walls. As in the case of flows over walls, the thin-shear-layer equations admit similarity solutions for some laminar free shear flows, and the corresponding similarity variables can be found by a number of methods ...
Tuncer Cebeci, Peter Bradshaw
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Research on Impacts of Rainfall on Free Flow and Non-Free Flow of Expressway
2021 7th International Conference on Hydraulic and Civil Engineering & Smart Water Conservancy and Intelligent Disaster Reduction Forum (ICHCE & SWIDR), 2021Yuhong Yao +3 more
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1995
Abstract In this chapter we briefly survey the extensive literature on fully developed cavity flows and the methods used for their solution. The terms “ free streamline flow” or “free surface flow” are used for those situations that involve a “free” surface whose location is initially unknown and must be found as a part of the ...
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Abstract In this chapter we briefly survey the extensive literature on fully developed cavity flows and the methods used for their solution. The terms “ free streamline flow” or “free surface flow” are used for those situations that involve a “free” surface whose location is initially unknown and must be found as a part of the ...
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Persistent free-flow infusions
Journal of Clinical Monitoring, 1993J R, Shapiro, W R, Elliott
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1979
Gas flow in a closed duct is always bounded by the solid surfaces of the duct but liquid flow may also take place when the uppermost boundary is the free surface of the liquid itself. Flow with a free surface usually implies flow in open channels which may be natural, such as streams and rivers, or artificial, such as canals or irrigation ditches ...
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Gas flow in a closed duct is always bounded by the solid surfaces of the duct but liquid flow may also take place when the uppermost boundary is the free surface of the liquid itself. Flow with a free surface usually implies flow in open channels which may be natural, such as streams and rivers, or artificial, such as canals or irrigation ditches ...
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