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You say that the Renyold's number is " a qualitative description of the flow regime" what does this measurement tell us when given with a bacteria? | You say that the Renyold's number is " a qualitative description of the flow regime" what does this measurement tell us when given with a bacteria? | ||
I think that the information is interesting and clearly stated. However, Figures 1,2,4,&6 are hard to see, and I think that it might help to increase their size or find better quality versions. Also, I think for the sake of aesthetics that it wouldn't hurt to increase the sizes of Figures 5,9,&10, because those too seem a little small and difficult to read. | |||
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You say that the Renyold's number is " a qualitative description of the flow regime" what does this measurement tell us when given with a bacteria?
I think that the information is interesting and clearly stated. However, Figures 1,2,4,&6 are hard to see, and I think that it might help to increase their size or find better quality versions. Also, I think for the sake of aesthetics that it wouldn't hurt to increase the sizes of Figures 5,9,&10, because those too seem a little small and difficult to read.
