The phrase "artificial flux" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to science, technology, or art, where "artificial" refers to something not naturally occurring and "flux" indicates a flow or change.
Example: "The researchers studied the effects of artificial flux on the behavior of the particles in the experiment."
Alternatives: "synthetic flow" or "man-made flux".
Filtering methods effectively isolate the time-variable amplitude and phase of the periodic temperature signal, effectively eliminating artificial temporal flux patterns otherwise imposed by perturbations of the temperature signal, which result from typical weather patterns during field investigations.
The solar photocatalytic degradation of an organophosphorous pesticide (pirimiphos-methyl, PMM) has been mimicked in a microphotoreactor operating with an artificial light flux, which could be attenuated to values close to that of sun in Almerı́a.
In this paper the artificial compressibility flux Discontinuous Galerkin (DG) method for the solution of the incompressible Navier Stokes equations has been extended to deal with the Reynolds-Averaged Navier Stokes (RANS) equations coupled with the Spalart Allmaras (SA) turbulence model.
(a) A 'proto-metamaterial': a single artificial atom (flux qubit) in a transmission line.
In plant foliar VOC analysis, this is not a commonly used technique because the enclosure introduces a significant change in abiotic factors and thus artificial VOC fluxes.
Difficulty managing the human and data partnership, particularly with gains in artificial intelligence creating flux in the partnership.
The connection between this artificial viscosity and flux limiters is shown.
Due to population increase and economic efficiency with urbanization, artificial facilities and flux networks have been added to connect multiple basins.
There a single artificial atom (a flux qubit) is placed in a transmission line, and transmission and reflection coefficients for the microwave signal are measured.
