The phrase "a moving condition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or state that is in flux or changing, often in a physical or emotional context.
Example: "The team found themselves in a moving condition, adapting to the unexpected changes in the project requirements."
Alternatives: "a dynamic situation" or "an evolving state".
With consideration of the porous material and moving condition of fins, heat transfer can be increased for a constraint mass of a fin.
The dose error between the planned and the measured isocenter dose in moving condition was within ± 0.7%.
( d ) Two relative moving conditions.
The nano-composite coating show a bigger polarisation resistance and reduced corrosion current density compared with pure nickel coating in moving conditions.
Figure 1 shows an acceptably low level of noise influences in capturing a white background (condition 1), which is a basic proof of the general idea of an increased file size caused by a moving object (condition 2 compared to 1), the influence of texture of the moving circle (condition 3 vs 2 and 5 vs 4) and the influence of the texture of the background (condition 4 vs 2 and 5 vs 3).
The vacancy profile through the thickness of a thick film is then obtained by solving continuum diffusion equations using the surface vacancy concentration as a moving boundary condition.
The third example presents the case of a moving boundary condition problem which models a cable entangled by fishing boat-trawling equipment.
The proposed methodology, without sleepers, has been compared to the conventional procedure, consisting of a static train and a moving wall condition on the ground, with satisfactory results.
The numerical simulation utilizes the modified cavitation model along with the "mixture" model for turbulent flow (RNG, k−ε), and a moving boundary condition with an oscillating parabolic-logarithmic profile, applied to the horn tip.
These two methods are coupled in a two-way process, i.e., the solid part provides a moving boundary condition and transfers momentum to the fluid, while the fluid exerts a dragging force upon the solid.
