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inrush

[ UK /ˈɪnɹʌʃ/ ]
NOUN
  1. an inflow
    an inpouring of spiritual comfort

How To Use inrush In A Sentence

  • The water - inrush possibility during mining depth coal layer is assessed.
  • The principle is independent of inrush and iron loss and has less calculation burden.
  • According to the variety of core construction, ferromagnetic material and operating parameters of system, inrush current presents an evident multiformity.
  • The late inrush of revenue was not entirely unexpected as tax payment deadlines were met and November is traditionally a high revenue month.
  • If there is not enough food to fill the freezer, many suggest putting in more ice trays or some containers of water … Some extra water containers in the cooling section will also minimise the amount of inrushing warm air that has to be cooled when the door opens and shuts. Make Your Refrigerator Far More Efficient | Lifehacker Australia
  • The whole sequence of events, from the inrush of calcium to the initiation of the action potential, takes place in less than two milliseconds.
  • The common pattern seems to be this: there is an inrush into the electorate of a new ethnic or racial group, with a strong preference for one political party, and politics seems to be structured around this division.
  • He felt once more the devastating inrush of fear, mingled with savage resentment. THEBES OF THE HUNDRED GATES
  • But what about the inrushing permanent underclass from the south, and the outrushing middle class, headed inland away from the high taxes, racial tension, and cultural chaos? Matthew Yglesias » Enforcement
  • Hydrogeochemistry survey technology has a double - quick, convenient , economical characteristic in judging source of mine inrush water.
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