Sentence examples for centre of circulation from inspiring English sources
We further define scalar bed features– such as the centre of circulation of the bed– that can be used to quantitatively compare the behaviour of granular beds in rotating drums operated under various conditions.
The centre of circulation is noted, and an instrument called a dropsonde is released through the bottom of the aircraft to measure the temperature, humidity, atmospheric pressure, and wind speed.
However, low wind shear and well-developed outflow gradually allowed convection to develop near the centre of circulation.
The near-surface wind field of a tropical cyclone is characterised by air rotating rapidly around a centre of circulation while also flowing radially inwards.
Several hours later, the JTWC classified Emma as Tropical Storm 15S following the development of convection near the centre of circulation.
The low tracked slowly towards the south throughout the day and the centre of circulation relocated farther south late on 26 February.
The warm, saturated air rising in the centre of the circulation tends to keep rising as long as the surrounding air is cooler and heavier.
In the context of the development of prodrugs for treating tumours, our results suggest that not only might it be possible to increase the active drug concentration in the tumour to levels far above those in the circulation, the centre of the tumour, generally the most hypoxic region, can be preferentially targeted.
New Providence [the island where Nassau and most of the population are] is pretty much well to the east of the centre circulation and we anticipate the condition will be pretty much the same: occasional rain showers developing here and there.
Localised HIF-α expression drives expression of VEGF to increase blood circulation to the centre of the tumour, supporting further rapid growth.
During the period of evaluation, our centre was involved in 1,086 emergency interventions in which there was absence of signs of circulation at the start of intervention.
