Sentence examples for constraints of fluid from inspiring English sources

The injection of conductive fluids into the subsurface will alter the telluric distortion matrix which can be mapped to show the lateral constraints of fluid migration.

MT electrical imaging provides additional constraints on fluid content.

An automatic program is processed step by step to exchange the positions of solid and fluid cells identified by the optimality criterion, with the objective of decreasing the flow resistance at the constraint of constant fluid volume.

Therefore, although Figure 5 shows the relationship between the bulk conductivity and fluid fraction at 800 K, the constraints of salinity and fluid fraction mentioned above could be applicable at even lower temperatures.

From an analytical solution for the performance of a typical natural circulation loop, which is represented by a normalized flow rate as a function of heat input, density ratio, and pressure loss coefficient, an optimal geometric configuration for a two-phase natural circulation loop under the constraints of a fixed fluid volume and an installation volume, is predicted.

Taking explicit account of imposed chemical and isotopic mass balance constraints of Fe in fluid and mineral (chalcopyrite) reservoirs, these data indicate that no more than 1000 h is required for the isotopically anomalous dissolved Fe reservoir to exchange completely with the coexisting chalcopyrite.

The results show that, under the conditions in the vicinity of the repository at the time scales of interest, and due to the constraints imposed by conservation of fluid mass, the advective component of flow will oppose and cancel the thermal-osmotic component.

The proposed coupling method attempts to unify the treatment of constraints in the fluid and structure the incompressibility of the fluid, the linkages in the rigid-body system, and the conditions at the interface through the use of Lagrange multipliers.

The optimization criteria consists of minimizing the input fluid power (due to the peristaltic wave) subject to constraints on the average flux of fluid and area of the channel.

Further electrical and seismic investigations are needed to demonstrate if the slope (or intercept) of this empirical relationship depends on the amount of fluids and their storage conditions and therefore place quantitative constraints on the nature of zones of fluid accumulation.

It cannot be excluded that the presence of predominant right ventricular dysfunction and dilatation limiting left ventricular filling though pericardial constraint may contribute to the lack of fluid responsiveness.