Sentence examples for channel core from inspiring English sources
This field forces the overcompensated positive charges to move into the corona sheath, so as to satisfy the boundary condition between the channel core and the ground.
However, the superadiabaticity in the gas was confined to the channel core, such that the surface temperature did not exceed the adiabatic equilibrium temperature.
The excess of positive charge generates the overcompensated positive electric field measured in most horizontal field measurements performed close to the channel core.
As a result, for the current component with the reflection coefficient lower than 1 an additional transient negative line charge density appears along the channel core at channel bottom, enhancing the negative radial electric field in the channel sheath.
The longitudinal electric field along the axis and the channel core conductivity of a straight, vertical lightning channel above ground has been calculated by using different return stroke models.
The thermal-hydraulic part of the code is based on the generally applicable and self-contained 'coolant channel module' (CCM) developed by Hoeld [Hoeld, A., 2004a, A theoretical concept for a thermal-hydraulic 3D parallel channel core model.
In order to reduce anisotropic behaviors of sandwich plates with open channel cores under the bending load, bi-directionally corrugated cores were introduced.
Our purpose is to jointly optimize the source and channel cores to offer a reliable delivery of high-quality digital images.
But most cloud companies' offerings are based on email silos, CRM silos, or search silos or other single-channel core competencies.
In addition to the 64-channel core which is responsible for signal processing and data storage, the IC comprises additional blocks like an internal calibration circuit, internal DACs and a command decoder which governs communication of the IC with the external world.
At the center of the plans is a renewed commitment to the channel's core audience, the dedicated viewers who were described by David Kenny, chairman and chief executive of the Weather Company, as "weather enthusiasts".
