Sentence examples for considered viscous from inspiring English sources
Two types of damping are considered: viscous damping in the case of linear analysis, defined as stiffness and/or mass proportional and, in the case of nonlinear analysis, hysteresis damping caused by inelastic deformations of damper.
Numeric simulations were performed with and without considering viscous interactions in the concentration polarisation boundary layer.
To conduct the pressing velocity design algorithm, an unknown parameter of proposed model considering viscous flow is identified by using CFD: Computational Fluid Dynamics model with heat flow calculation.
(1) With Knudsen diffusion and surface diffusion taken into account, the productivity of a multi-stage fractured horizontal well is higher than the production that only considers viscous flow.
Food bolus is considered as viscous fluid with variable viscosity.
The bulk fluids are considered as viscous, conducting, and compressible fluids necessitating the use of the continuity, momentum and energy equations in the bulk regions.
Two components of Natural Remnant Magnetization (NRM) directions are identified; the first one considered as Viscous Remanent Magnetization (VRM) is removed by 5 25 mT AF or a temperature of 120 °C 250 °C, the second component isolated after these steps defined a straight-line segment directed towards the origin and is interpreted as the Characteristic Remanent Magnetization (ChRM).
The LTC0, having dominantly a direction with D ~ 10° 50° and I ~ 120° 170°, was considered as viscous remanences induced during the sampling and/or the storage.
The fluid contained within the pipe is considered non-viscous, while the flow velocity of the fluid is assumed to be smaller than the speed of sound.
Also, NSPA was performed on an inelastic multi-story frame with an additional spring, which considers the viscous behavior of velocity-dependent dampers.
A novel lumped parameter model (LPM) of 3-DOF Helmholtz resonator in hydraulic system is developed which considers the viscous friction loss of hydraulic fluid in the necks.
