Sentence examples for as a function of the jet from inspiring English sources

In this study, we carried out a visualization experiment to analyze the penetration behavior of a secondary air jet system as a function of the jet penetration coefficient (C) and momentum flux ratio (J), based on previous research studies.

Sanchez did complete 26 of 36 passes for 301 yards, but his success was more of a function of the Jets playing from behind so much: there is no such thing as a 35-point touchdown.

Then, the wavelength of the cellular instability, i.e., the cell size, was determined as a function of the fuel jet velocity and the initial mixture strength ϕm.

Specifically, the hysteresis in the jet height as a function of the orifice velocity was studied as a function of particle type, bed dimension and fill level.

To demonstrate the effectiveness of the tagger, we employ a novel method wherein we calculate the false tag rate and tag efficiency as a function of the placement of a lower threshold on a jet's neural network output value in Z+1 jet and t¯t candidate samples, rich in light-flavor and b jets, respectively.

This paper provides master curves and contour diagrams for predicting temperature and velocity profiles of the plasma jet as a function of the operating conditions.

Figures 6 shows the rotational, vibrational, and excitation temperatures of the designed pulsed plasma jet as a function of the applied voltage and frequency of pulsed power supply at different Ar percentages in the Ar/N2 mixtures.

Powder velocity and temperature were evaluated implementing Accuraspray® and drop size distributions (after passing through the plasma jet) were determined as a function of the injection conditions.

The intensity of the eruption of the south polar jets varies significantly as a function of the position of Enceladus in its orbit.

The liftoff heights were also correlated as a function of jet velocity times the square of ignition delay time.

Finally, it is shown that mixing times can be described satisfactorily as a function of velocity, jet diameter and viscosity.