Sentence examples for causes of turbulence from inspiring English sources

When booms end, there is general disbelief — and sometimes a search for external causes of turbulence.

The main policy response to all of this turbulence is better partnership working but, paradoxically, this may well turn out to be merely a further cause of turbulence.

The Navier Stokes equations are non-linear partial differential equations and this non-linearity makes most problems difficult to solve and is part of the cause of turbulence.

Involuntary eye motion could also be a cause of turbulence.

In fact, I'm told, he said that It's actually undisputed among economists worldwide that one of the main causes – if not the main cause – of the turbulence – not just now, but already in 2008 – was excessive public debt everywhere in the world.

But Fatah people are still running the force, and causing a lot of turbulence to remind Hamas they won't go quietly.

But the Chinese economy is now the world's second largest, and its recent troubles have already caused a lot of turbulence, especially in the commodity markets.

There has been a drop in the proportion of GCSE exam entries awarded top grades, for the second year in a row, with head teachers saying changes have caused "a lot of turbulence" in grades.

In particular, to distinguish between the effects of turbulence caused by the air and fuel streams, the turbulent characteristics of each flow in an opposed jet flow were controlled individually.

Investigators determined that the pilot in Arizona brought the aircraft down so fast that its rotors encountered a sharp updraft of turbulence, causing one rotor to lose lift and the V-22 to plummet.

It is attributed to the absorption of turbulence caused by the nanopowders.