Sentence examples for collision limits from inspiring English sources

The code is also able to track momentum reaction during impact and establish catastrophic collision limits of icy or rocky bodies under meteoroid impacts.

It was found that among the 20 models tested, 15 of them contain either considerable numbers of rate coefficients that exceed their respective collision limits or reactions exceeding the collision limit in a considerable manner.

In the worst case, the rate coefficient exceeds the collision limit by 73 orders of magnitude.

Finally, we also show that in the grazing collision limit our results allow to recover known logarithmic Sobolev inequalities.

Twenty reaction models published in five consecutive issues of Combustion and Flame in 2015 and 2016 were screened for the occurrence of collision limit violations.

Our results show that the angular singularity which corresponds to the Rutherford scattering cross section is the critical singularity for which a grazing collision limit exists for the Boltzmann operator.

The fair scheduling principally adopts maximum successive transmission and collision limit to terminate the fairness.

The proposed algorithm needs to address the continuous maximum successive transmission and the deferring or collision limit problem.

Two trains can't move through the crossing at the same time without risking a collision, limiting the options for how trains can run through it, said Metro senior executive officer Conan Cheung.

Consistent with this notion, we observed that upstream steps in the exocytotic cascade, which are in fact more likely to be collision limited (such as vesicle docking and priming, reflected in the overall priming rate k1 D), showed a tendency to decrease with high osmolarity, indicating that molecular crowding/viscosity dominates the effect of increased reactant concentration.

Common time-explicit numerical methods for kinetic simulations of plasmas in the low-collisions limit fall into two classes of algorithms: momentum conserving (also known as particle-in-cell (PIC)) and energy conserving.