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Food Engineering Interfaces
It is also known as retropulsive jet. Retropulsive jet has been reported by several
authors (Carlson et al. 1966; Keinke et al. 1984; Issa et al. 1994; Pallotta et al.
1998; Pal et al. 2004). Retropulsive flow results in an increase in the flow velocity.
José Miguel Aguilera, Ricardo Simpson, Jorge Welti-Chanes, 2010
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Fluid Flow and Disintegration of Food in Human Stomach
2.3.1 Retropulsive flow: As the antral contraction wave moves closer to the
pylorus, the space between the contraction wave and the pyloric valve decreases
. The gastric content trapped inside this decreasing space is thrown back into the
...
Samrendra Kumar Singh, 2007
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Health Professionals' Guide to Physical Management of ...
The expected retropulsive test and the Nutt unexpected retropulsive test are both
referred to as the pull test. The difference between the two pull tests is that in one
of them the patient is forewarned and is expecting to be pulled off balance and ...
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Health Professionals' Guide to Physical Management of ...
The expected retropulsive test and the N utt unexpected retropulsive test are both
referred to as the pull test. The difference between the two pull tests is that in one
of them the patient is forewarned and is expecting to be pulled off balance and ...
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Food Structures, Digestion and Health
... amplitude and width of the ACWs, the rate of gastric emptying, and the relaxing
period of the pyloric sphincter can affect the gastric behavior of a Newtonian fluid.
Two major flow patterns were identified: a strong retropulsive jet-like motion ...
Mike Boland, Matt Golding, Harjinder Singh, 2014
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New Advances in Gastrointestinal Motility Research
The baseline dynamics of the gastric flow was characterized by the formation of
two main flow patterns within the antrum region: a strong retropulsive jet-like
motion at the location of the most occluding ACW, and slow recirculations (eddies
) in ...
L. K. Cheng, A. J. Pullan, G. Farrugia, 2013
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Epilepsy from A to Z: A Dictionary of Medical Terms
... and movement. propulsion Bending or falling forward (as if pushed); opposite,
— » retropulsion. propulsive Pertaining to, or causing, forward bending or falling (
as if pushed); opposite, — » retropulsive. propulsive petit mal seizure An earlier,
...
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Computational Fluid Dynamics Applications in Food Processing
The results were validated with previously published experimental results, and
suggested that an increase in fluid viscosity diminished the formation of a
retropulsive jet (as seen in Fig. 5 .3b) and resulted in poor mixing of food particles
with ...
C. Anandharamakrishnan, 2013
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Idiopathic Generalized Epilepsies: Clinical, Experimental ...
We have repeated these relationships following the model provided by the
propulsive variant, because it can be an example of how to study the
pathophysiological and biological significance of the retropulsive and impulsive
variants.
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Official Gazette of the United States Patent and Trademark ...
APPARATUS. FOR. GENERATING. A. RETROPULSIVE. each. situated. between.
a. respective. said. cutting. edge. and. said. 4,288,196 60004 Filed Jun 21 1979
Ser No so 804. FORCE ON A BODY SUCH AS A PILE Joost W. Jansz, The ...
