Sentence examples for circulation field from inspiring English sources

Mr. Usamanont, 35, is a circulation field representative in Manhattan for Time Out New York magazine.

To clarify the relationship between the seasonal march of the summer rainy season and the low-level atmospheric circulation fields, the correlation maps between the time coefficients of EOF1 and the geopotential heights and wind fields at the 850 hPa level are shown for the period between 1951 and 2012 in Fig. 6.

The Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico provided a test case for the Bio-Optical Forecasting (BioCast) system to rapidly combine the latest satellite imagery of the oil slick distribution with surface circulation fields in order to produce oil slick transport scenarios and forecasts.

This range is where cell suffered the most severe force damages [ 20]; The whole volume of the bioreactor was divided into different circulation fields, which decreases the mixing efficiency [ 21].

First, a PRHRS removing heat by Independent Heat EXchanger (IHEX) was designed, which utilizes natural circulation, gravity field and has the characteristics of high reliability and inherent safety.

This study presents a novel mathematical model for describing the transport of the remedial reagent in a vertical circulation flow field in an anisotropic aquifer.

The main differences in the internal circulation flow fields for a large and a small droplet are presented.

The September issue of Yoga Journal, which has the largest circulation in the field, alluded to the campaign, if fleetingly, in an article calling yoga's "true history a mystery".

In Section 2, we introduce the equations governing the atmospheric circulation with magnetic field and also give the bifurcation theory.

Provision of real-time feedback during CPR by emergency medical services did not alter the proportion of subjects achieving return of spontaneous circulation in the field even though CPR performance was closer to established guidelines when feedback was provided.

The direction of circulation becomes magnetic-field dependent and is seen to change in the vicinity of the curve defined by (omega=omega_{c}(n=0)).