Sentence examples for behaviour of particles of from inspiring English sources
In other words, mathematical and statistical physics has attained such a sophistication that its insights into the behaviour of particles of matter can be transferred to the mass behaviour of human beings, whether investing in the stock market or racing for the exits after a fire at a football ground.
It is therefore of great interest to consider and compare the behaviour of particles of different sizes emitted from an industrial chimney.
"He could be surrounded by children and not notice what was going on," Jane remembers, of the time when he was thinking about the behaviour of particles on the edge of black holes.
De Broglie's idea of the wavelike behaviour of particles was quickly verified experimentally.
Dynamic simulation of the behaviour of particles in the magnetic field of the device indicates that a very selective susceptibility-dependent magnetic separation is attained.
It is shown that, in outer part of the wall jet, the behaviour of particles closely resembles that of a free plane jet.
The study of the settling behaviour of particles in viscoplastic fluids is closely related to the study of rheology.
The statistic behaviour of particles hitting the surface of the substrate was considered in this approach, which is based on the activation of predefined deactivated coating elements.
A study of the behaviour of particles in dilute liquid suspensions in the proximity of a gas-liquid interface has been carried out.
The determination of the COR for spherical particles is a relatively straightforward process, however, when considering irregular shaped particles, the unpredictable behaviour of particles after impact makes the analysis of the COR more involved.
Here, a single blade is followed through a bed, an arrangement that has previously been effective for understanding mixing, to investigate the effects of blade rake angle and blade speed on the blade-induced mixing behaviour of particles by means of the Discrete Element Method.
