Sentence examples for approaching turbulence from inspiring English sources
When an announcement about approaching turbulence jarred me into consciousness I've never been happier.
The lateral component of approaching turbulence amplifies the sway of the vortices and then induce much larger suction fluctuation.
This is shown to be due to both the distortion of the approaching turbulence and the formation of a separation region on the wall beneath the rotor.
The influence factor including different breadth ratio (Br=0.4, 0.6, 0.8, 1.0, 1.2 and 1.4), height ratio (Hr=0.8, 1.0, 1.2 and 1.4), reduced velocity and approaching turbulence intensity were considered.
Based on those measurements, new equations were developed to estimate the velocity deficit and turbulence intensity increase in the building wake as a function of downwind distance, height, building shape, and approach turbulence intensity.
The experiments helped define the influences of Reynolds number, after-body length, angle of wind incidence and approaching flow turbulence on the aerodynamics of rectangular prisms.
The most advanced weather radar on the market, for example, lets pilots page through screens showing ever-changing maps of what's ahead rain, approaching thunderstorms, turbulence, wind-shear threats all color-coded on flat liquid crystal displays.
This paper presents the results from the wind tunnel study used to develop a database of wind speed and turbulence intensity measurements downwind of various rectangular and streamlined structures for three different approach turbulence conditions.
Forward-looking infrared Doppler laser radar (called lidar) offers hope of alerting pilots to approaching clear-air turbulence.
The interfacial shear velocity defined on the distance function support is introduced to accommodate the asymptotic behaviour of turbulence approaching the interface in a proximity-dependent manner.
So by correctly processing the readings from the radar system, it ought to be possible to detect approaching pockets of turbulence.Stirring stuffTo test this theory, three aircraft have spent the past few weeks flying around in Coloradan thunderstorms, looking for trouble.
