Turbulence

I would think that the opposite would be true - narrowing the bore of a pipe speeds flow (but then, the turbulence of an uneven lining might slow it down...) Anyway, it seems like the sources you want may be more physics-oriented than medical.

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... Superlensing is shown to be a highly resonant phenomenon manifested in a narrow frequency range. The origin of anomalous electron thermal turbulence from spatial gradients in magnetized plasmas is described. Laboratory experiments demonstrating key features of drift waves are reviewed. ...

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... and made available to the bacteria. The nutrient plumes emitted occur on a microscale and are quickly dispersed and diluted by diffusion and turbulence (3). Over space and time not all species of bacteria are equally likely to obtain these nutrients (8). While some bacterial species rely ...

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... of improving the confinment of the hot fusion fuel, which is a high temperature plasma. This work includes methods of reducing the effects of turbulence on energy loss out of the magnetic container. With turbulent loss, the fuel cannot be maintained at the necessary temperature unless the ...

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... ALL the cloning, they probably do, LOL) Well Skybuddy, here is how and yes, you got it...the PLASMAS!!!! It's called the [color=black] Tokamak Turbulence Project [/color] and plasman magnetic fusion.......(this is really bad b/c it interferes with the cell towers, etc.,) : Supercomputing '97, ...

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