In this paper we show that the model becomes hyperbolic when the buoyant force term in the model is modified to include the effect of relative motion between the phases.
Series of laboratory experiments were conducted to obtain the propagation speed (U) of the buoyant plume in terms of buoyancy anomaly (Ba), Richardson number (Ri), dimensionless time (t′), and aspect ratio (A).
Like the dispositional terms "buoyant" and "brittle," "beauty" could be predicated of objects, generating judgments that are true or false for different objects.
For a neutrally buoyant gas source term with urban meteorology, we compare near-surface dosage values within several kilometers of the release during the first half hour, before the gas is dispersed beyond the critical lethal level.
With living costs rising, and the economy, in relative terms, less buoyant, having a second child is a huge economic burden.
In economic terms, the buoyant Catholic middle class has been the most obvious beneficiary of the past ten years: freed from discrimination, and aided by the tendency of ambitious young Protestants to leave, Catholics have leapt up the career ladder, colonising the posh villas of south Belfast.
Long-term calcification was assessed using the buoyant weight technique75, when short-term calcification rates were estimated using the alkalinity anomaly technique76.
Because we have invested in that area we are now seeing the benefits in terms of a buoyant advanced manufacturing centre in the region.
There is good agreement between the model and both the drop tower and previous buoyant low-stretch experiments in terms of a limiting stretch rate.
Although the industry is buoyant these days, its long-term benefits for the people who live here are questionable.
