Sentence examples for an ideal fluid from inspiring English sources

The fluid is modelled as an ideal fluid, and the floating beams are modelled by the Euler Bernoulli beam theory.

The classic directivity pattern of an ideal fluid model, expressed by Bessel function of the first kind, was extended to include energy dissipation of a real material.

Goal-directed therapy (GDT) embodies a number of physiologic strategies to achieve an ideal fluid balance and avoid the consequences of over- or under-resuscitation.

The stabilization problem for selected relative equilibria of an underactuated rigid body, modelling a simple underwater vehicle, moving in an ideal fluid is addressed.

A theoretical analysis is presented for determining the elastic non-linear vibrations of a prestressed thin-walled cylindrical shell filled with an ideal fluid.

It is assumed that the plates are clamped along the plate edges and an ideal fluid is surrounded by the two rectangular plates and a rigid rectangular container.

In general, the precise functional form of s will depend on the EOS, but for the simpler case of a perfect fluid with an ideal-fluid EOS (cf., Eq. (4)), the specific entropy can be shown to be equal to (apart from constant multiplicative factors) to (Rezzolla and Zanotti 2013) s = log biggl(frac{epsilon}{rho^{Gamma- 1}} biggr).

One of the widely used approaches for traffic flow modelling is the macroscopic one in which the traffic is considered as a particular continuous flow treated as an atypical ideal fluid.

The linear equations governing internal gravity waves in a stratified ideal fluid possess a Hamiltonian structure.

Non-linear mathematical models are developed to provide formulations of the equations of motion describing the dynamical interaction behaviour between an incompressible or compressible ideal fluid and a moving or fixed, elastic or rigid structure.

Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) is an ideal body fluid to examine for signature protein profiles informative for diagnosis or etiology of central nervous system (CNS -related symptoms and dysfunCNS -related