Sentence examples for based on the erosion from inspiring English sources

The algorithm allows for the generation of arbitrary particle volume fractions and produces periodic geometries based on the erosion procedure suggested by Christoffersen (1983).

Thus, based on the erosion and codeposition results, the performance of a beryllium first wall is very dependent on the plasma response, and varies from acceptable to unacceptable.

Identified high hazard areas based on the erosion offsite impacts were mainly located in sub-basins close to the watershed outlet where the sediment and phosphorous yield was high due to the high sediment-phosphorous delivery ratio.

Recent experiments have shown that particle shape cannot only affect erosion rate but also change material erosion mechanisms, thus casting doubts on existing models based on the erosion mechanisms incurred by ideal rigid spherical particles.

We use the opening process which is based on the erosion followed by dilation.

It is based on the erosion of material through the series of spatially discrete high-frequency electrical discharges (sparks) between the tool and the workpiece.

But the case for preferring him to quit sooner rather than later is one based on the gradual erosion of that ability as time passes and the power of patronage disappears.

Then two thematic maps were derived: potential sensitivity to erosion obtained from the runoff potential and landscape sensitivity maps, and erosion risk based on the potential erosion and erodibility maps.

"We are, however, facing the task of finding additional solutions to balance the FY2003 budget based on the further erosion of revenue, and I do not believe that we can afford to lose any of the $46 million in savings that has already been assumed in the FY2003 budget".

In this paper, tensile stress distribution in the surface of high-parameter steam turbine blade anti-erosion boride coatings under single particle impact was investigated using a nonlinear finite element software ABAQUS/explicit based on the actual erosion environment in power units.

A study by Shrestha ([1997]) in the mid hills of Nepal estimated annual soil loss rates based on the soil erosion assessment model from Morgan et al. ([1984]).