0 to go down or make something go down below the surface of water and not come back up -- zatonąć, zatapiać
1 to go down, or make something go down, into something soft -- zatapiać (się), zagłębiać (się)
3 a bowl that is fixed to the wall in a kitchen or bathroom that you wash dishes or your hands, etc in -- zlew, umywalka
This is supported by the integral version of the balance law, and the desired effect of the singular sink.
A consequence of water current is that dispersal between pairs of sinks occurs downstream.
A larger town house that was excavated had a dirt-floor entrance area, equipped with a well and a kitchen sink.
A well-targeted criticism expressed on television or radio can sink a policy, regardless of its overall merits.
In addition, we use sink annotations explicitly in selecting potential projections for higher-order meta-variables.
Stationary nongyrotropies are maintained in an open velocity space by sources and sinks, whereas rotating ones are normally source- and loss-free.
This just expresses normal heat conduction with a sink term representing latent heat being taken up by melting.
This inclusion is in fact simple because the source/sink terms enter with opposite signs in the equations for ions and neutrals.
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