Sentence examples for bound vortex from inspiring English sources

A detailed definition of the function characterising the bound vortex distribution is presented.

This bound vortex then moves across the wing and, in the clap, acts as the starting vortex for the other wing.

This other line, known as the bound vortex, is not immediately apparent in the diagram because it is attached to the plate, and it remains thus attached as the starting vortex is swept away downstream.

Thomson's theorem can be used to prove that if the airfoil is of finite length then the starting vortex and the bound vortex must both be parts of a single, continuous vortex ring.

The shear layer of the jet is represented by 'free' discrete vortex rings, and the jet nozzle and the end plate by bound vortex rings.

It is found that the Kutta Joukowski theorem still holds provided that the local freestream velocity and the circulation of the bound vortex are modified by the induced velocity due to the outside vortices and airfoils.

The test vessel is then turned upright after applying a fluidic force discrimination step by pulsing on a vortex mixer to remove weakly bound cubes, and bound retroreflectors are counted using a low numerical aperture camera with inline illumination.

On this reduced space, both nonoptimal and optimal controllers, the latter using Pontryagin's maximum principle, are investigated with the control objective of changing the vortex orbit from a bound to a scattering type and vice versa.

The beads were washed three times with IPP150, followed by vortexing to elute the bound molecules.

The dynamics of the system generically gives rise to two types of vortex orbits relative to the moving cylinder: bound and scattering orbits.

To support our contention that the bacteria are actually bound to the pyrite particles, the samples were vigorously vortexed prior to imaging (see Figure 2c and 2d).