"accelerated flow" is a valid expression in written English and can be used to describe a rapid or sudden increase in speed.
For example: "The accelerated flow of the river caused it to burst its banks."
Göran Ekström of Harvard University and colleagues reported a new method of studying the accelerated flow of glaciers that suddenly slip against the Earth's surface and produce low-frequency seismic waves.
In a separate study, which used satellite radar and interferometry data, researchers found that the loss of ice from glaciers in Greenland had doubled between 1996 and 2005, mainly because of the accelerated flow of the glaciers into the sea.
However, it is observed that the variations of parameters in variable accelerated flow are found qualitatively similar to the effects plotted for constant accelerated flow.
Therefore, the graphical results for variable accelerated flow are not included.
We note that Figures 1-5 have been sketched for the constant accelerated flow.
The arms initially shield the particles from the accelerated flow behind the shock.
Much of the global tidal current energy resource lies in the accelerated flows along narrow channels.
Unsteady MHD accelerated flows of generalized Burgers' fluid over a rigid plate embedded in a porous medium have been examined.
In addition, for accelerated flows with positive pressure gradient ((m>0)), no point of inflection occurs in the velocity profiles.
The objective of the present work was to determine the exact solutions for the accelerated flows in a rotating frame.
The scale of these accelerated flows is consistent with Melbourne׳s (1979) small scale turbulence parameter.
