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  • noun The rate of flow, usually of a fluid, measured in volume per unit time.

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Examples

  • It accurately measures and monitors key performance characteristics - such as flowrate, inhaled volume and peak inspiratory flowrate, and confirms events such as the firing of a breath actuation mechanism (BAM) and delivery of the formulation through the airway of the device.

    The Engineer - News 2010

  • It accurately measures and monitors key performance characteristics - such as flowrate, inhaled volume and peak inspiratory flowrate, and confirms events such as the firing of a breath actuation mechanism (BAM) and delivery of the formulation through the airway of the device.

    The Engineer - News 2010

  • It accurately measures and monitors key performance characteristics - such as flowrate, inhaled volume and peak inspiratory flowrate, and confirms events such as the firing of a breath actuation mechanism (BAM) and delivery of the formulation through the airway of the device.

    The Engineer - News 2010

  • It accurately measures and monitors key performance characteristics - such as flowrate, inhaled volume and peak inspiratory flowrate, and confirms events such as the firing of a breath actuation mechanism (BAM) and delivery of the formulation through the airway of the device.

    The Engineer - News 2010

  • Because of this fact, BP will certainly dispute the government's estimates of flowrate when it comes time to calculate the per-barrel fines and other liabilities.

    Robert L. Cavnar: Too Little, Too Soon: Six Months After the Blowout Robert L. Cavnar 2010

  • Because of this fact, BP will certainly dispute the government's estimates of flowrate when it comes time to calculate the per-barrel fines and other liabilities.

    Robert L. Cavnar: Too Little, Too Soon: Six Months After the Blowout Robert L. Cavnar 2010

  • However, to this day, BP has never disclosed their estimate of flowrate, and the government let them get away with shutting in, and eventually killing the well without first measuring the flow.

    Robert L. Cavnar: Too Little, Too Soon: Six Months After the Blowout Robert L. Cavnar 2010

  • However, to this day, BP has never disclosed their estimate of flowrate, and the government let them get away with shutting in, and eventually killing the well without first measuring the flow.

    Robert L. Cavnar: Too Little, Too Soon: Six Months After the Blowout Robert L. Cavnar 2010

  • However, to this day, BP has never disclosed their estimate of flowrate, and the government let them get away with shutting in, and eventually killing the well without first measuring the flow.

    Robert L. Cavnar: Too Little, Too Soon: Six Months After the Blowout Robert L. Cavnar 2010

  • Because of this fact, BP will certainly dispute the government's estimates of flowrate when it comes time to calculate the per-barrel fines and other liabilities.

    Robert L. Cavnar: Too Little, Too Soon: Six Months After the Blowout Robert L. Cavnar 2010

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