flowmotion

See also: flow motion

English

Etymology

From flow +‎ motion.

Noun

flowmotion (uncountable)

1. Alternative form of flow motion
   • 1991, William Lee Lyons, A mathematical model for solute transport in tissue near a sensing electrode, page 56:

     The influence of flowmotion on the current signal is highly dependent upon the distance from the electrode to the region undergoing oscillation in perfusion.

   • 1999, Annals of the Academy of Medicine, Singapore, volume 28, page 546:

     Although these studies nicely show that the capillary flowmotion directly depends on the arteriolar flowmotion, the regulatory mechanisms remain to be determined.