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Example sentences for "afflux"

Lexicographically close words:
afflictive; afflicts; affluence; affluent; affluents; affoord; afford; affordable; afforded; affordeth
  1. The working community that is suddenly glutted by an afflux of work and wages is in exactly the same position as the savage who is suddenly enabled to fill himself with a rich mass of decaying blubber.

  2. It must, however, be remembered that in small and unstable communities a considerable margin for error must be allowed, as the crude birth-rate is unduly raised by an afflux of immigrants at the reproductive age.

  3. We had even discovered and demonstrated its afflux to the electrical sphere, as well as its efflux, by means of little light windmill-wheels made of stiff paper vanes, fixed obliquely, and turning freely on fine wire axes.

  4. So soon as the mental excitement is allayed, the excessive afflux of blood subsides, and the brain becomes fitted for sleep.

  5. In the other case the excitement is occasioned, not so much by increased afflux of the blood, as by a morbid instability of the nervous substance.

  6. Increase of function promotes the growth and capability of organic structures, and causes an augmented afflux of arterial blood and nervous influence to the part.

  7. It should be begun and ended at a moderate pace, as a knowing jockey drives a fast horse; otherwise, panting, and even dangerous congestion, may arise from the too sudden afflux of blood to the lungs.

  8. By this diminished combustion, and increased afflux of half decomposed oil, a portion of coal or soot is deposited on the upper part of the wick, which gradually accumulates, and at length assumes the appearance of a fungus.

  9. After injury the dilatation of the vessels with the greater afflux of blood to the part is the effect of the greatly increased cell activity, and is a necessity for this.

  10. Heat is produced in the interior of the body chiefly in the muscles and great glands, and the increased afflux of blood brings more heat to the surface.

  11. The afflux of blood to the uterus during the rupture of the ovisac, cannot be shown to be useful by any effort of teleological physiologists.

  12. This evolution of nerve-force which accompanies the maturation of the ovule, is the immediate cause of the afflux of blood to the utero-ovarian vessels.

  13. In a few cases, the mental effort itself, by the afflux of blood determined to the brain, or the excessive activity imposed upon its elements, becomes an efficient cause of disease.

  14. They increase also during intellectual operations, unattended by emotion, in which a similar increase of pressure must take place, on account of the afflux of blood to the cerebral hemispheres, when these are aroused to activity.

  15. We afterwards discovered, that the afflux or efflux of the electrical fire, was not the cause of the motions of those wheels, but various circumstances of attraction and repulsion.

  16. We had even discovered and demonstrated its afflux to the electrical sphere, as well as its efflux, by means of little light windmill wheels made of stiff paper vanes, fixed obliquely and turning freely on fine wire axes.

  17. Above, it forms two great folds, which may both be swollen by the afflux of the blood, and acquire considerable size.

  18. The galvanic process is at every instant annulled, and only renovated by a new afflux or supply.

  19. The awaking takes place of itself through the origination of a new polarity in the brain during the afflux of arterial blood, whereupon the dreams follow which precede the act of waking.

  20. The movements of leaves are convulsions of plants, although too an afflux of sap be caused or induced by the stimulus.

  21. Severe scarlet fever itself sometimes appears to cause gastro-intestinal catarrh so as to produce an afflux of blood toward the intestinal tract and away from the skin.

  22. Luys,[24] after stating the two opposite views relative to the state of the cerebral circulation during sleep, gives his adhesion on principles of analogy to that which holds to a diminished afflux of blood.

  23. The best mode of exhibiting them, is to tie the vena portæ of a living animal, when they erect themselves by the afflux of blood.

  24. Spirituous drinks occasion an afflux of the gastric juices, become acid, and are absorbed.

  25. In the latter instances, all afflux of nutriment and heat being prevented by the ligature, we see the testes and large fleshy tumours dwindle, die, and finally fall off.

  26. Besides, the ligature is competent to occasion the afflux in question without either pain, or heat, or a vacuum.


  27. The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "afflux" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
    Other words:
    access; accession; advance; advent; affluence; afflux; approximation; coming; concourse; confluence; course; current; defluxion; downpour; drift; flow; fluency; flux; forthcoming; gush; imminence; indraft; inflow; influx; inrush; nearing; nearness; oncoming; onrush; outflow; race; run; rush; spate; stream; surge; tide; trend; undercurrent; undertow