Sentence examples for constant turbulence from inspiring English sources

Constant turbulence seems to be the new normal, and effective leadership is crucial in containing it.

The constant turbulence of the atmosphere causes the images of stars to jitter, or "twinkle", smearing them out into smudges so that even the biggest Earth-based telescope affords a view hardly sharper than Galileo's pioneering instrument.

Work is fun and exciting but with constant turbulence, and all of the participants have to give it their all to keep the rocket in orbit and in alignment on the new mission of growth.

In the following analysis, uniform axial velocity and temperature profiles are assigned and constant turbulence intensity, I, is imposed at the channel inlet.

The geometry of a one-dimensional premixed flame that propagates in a constant turbulence field was considered.

For the numerical modelling of the landslide, carried out with DAN-3D code, the best results were obtained by using a Voellmy reological model, with a constant turbulence parameter of 250 m/s2 and a friction parameter comprised between 0.15 and 0.19.

Conditions deep down stay constant when turbulence reigns overhead.

It is also demonstrated that accurate measurements reaching the viscous sublayer are necessary in order to ensure a correctly deduced wall position, and dependent quantities as for instance the near-wall scaling of mean (e.g. Reynolds number dependence of the buffer region or the log law constants) and turbulence (e.g. the near-wall peak location of Reynolds stresses) quantities.

Ms. O'Grady, now in her 70s, adds age to the symbolic mix, and keeps the turbulence constant.

This mixing, combined with a close to a constant level of turbulence intensity in the reactor, leads to tight droplet and subsequent product particle size distributions.

We extend to premixed flames an earlier asymptotic analysis of constant density stagnating turbulence by introducing a specified distribution of mean density, e.g., one obtained from experimental data for the mean progress variable.