The discharge asymmetry outlined in the previous section enhances sediment erosion during ebb, since the peak in discharge occurs in the channels for shallow water depths thus augmenting flow velocity and bottom shear stresses (Figure 3).
In fact, by starting from a null flow in N′, at each iteration of the procedure an augmenting flow saturates a path in N′ from a certain lowest aii′ to a certain highest bjj′, with i′ < j′ (because of the first step): the value of such an augmenting flow can be charged onto qii′jj′, which may be updated at each iteration.
In the editorial lead to their 1946 article on Coandă's "Augmented Flow", Flight terms it, "scarcely a jet".
A few years later, Manitoba Hydro started applying for (and receiving) augmented flow licenses, allowing it to increase the range of annual withdrawals from the lake.
Dysart dubbed the granting of an augmented flow license a "huge environmental destructive activity every year," noting that the impacts of the CRD would be far less damaging if the utility just stuck to the original agreement.
The negative expiratory pressure technique applies negative pressure to the expiratory circuit during exhalation, and failure to augment expiratory flow during this maneuver suggests flow limitation.
Innumerable layers of buoyancy-driven micro-convection in conjunction with conduction may operate to directionally bias and/or augment the flow of core-derived heat upward to regions of lesser density (Herndon 2011).
The complex interactions among endangered ecosystems, landowners' interests, and different models of land tenure and use, constitute an important series of challenges for those seeking to maintain and restore biodiversity and augment the flow of ecosystem services.
The1985 MoU provided the sharing of the Ganges river water during the lean season for the next 3 years, i.e., 1986 88, with the provision for functioning out a scheme to augment the flow through a joint study within a duration of 1 year (The Indo-Bangladesh MoU 1985).
For instance, by directing even a small amount of jet thrust down, a large mass of air would be pulled over the upper surface of the wing and dramatically augment the flow over the wing, creating lift.
