Freeflow

Freeflow is a term used in various contexts to denote the unrestricted movement or circulation of a substance, information, or traffic. It is often associated with systems designed to facilitate smooth, uninterrupted flow, such as free-flow tolling in transportation, free-flow combat in video games, and free-flow electrophoresis in biochemistry.

Free-flow Tolling

Free-flow tolling is a type of toll collection system used on toll roads, including bridges and tunnels. It allows for the movement of traffic at regular highway speeds, eliminating the need for vehicles to stop or slow down to pay tolls. This system uses technology such as automatic number plate recognition and electronic toll collection to identify vehicles and charge tolls.

Free-flow Combat

Free-flow combat is a gameplay mechanic used in certain video games, particularly in the Batman series by Telltale Games. It allows players to engage in combat with multiple enemies simultaneously, with the player character moving fluidly between targets. This system is designed to create a more dynamic and immersive combat experience.

Free-flow Electrophoresis

Free-flow electrophoresis is a technique used in biochemistry for the separation and analysis of cells, organelles, and proteins. It involves the application of an electric field to a flowing liquid, causing charged particles to move at different speeds and thus separate from each other. This technique is used in various fields, including proteomics and cell biology.

See Also

• Fluid dynamics
• Traffic flow
• Information flow

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