Sentence examples for control jet from inspiring English sources

A combined experimental and numerical investigation of flow control actuation in a short, rectangular, diffusing S-shape inlet duct using a two-dimensional tangential control jet was conducted.

For comparison, the error from a corresponding discretization of the continuous-adjoint equations is quantified to potentially explain its limited success in past efforts to control jet noise.

In contrast to the baseline flow, where the flow field was fully separated, the two-dimensional control jet was able to eliminate flow separation at the mid-span portion of the duct and changed considerably the three-dimensional flow field, and ultimately, the inlet performance.

Not only did the two-dimensional tangential control jet improve the time-averaged pressure recovery at the inlet exit plane (13.3% at the lower half of the aerodynamic interface plane), it essentially eliminated the energy content of the distinct unsteady fluctuations which characterized the baseline flow field.

In this study, Pi-Ku-Plast (PK; bredent GmbH & Co. KG, Germany), DuraLay (DL; Reliance Dental Mfg. Co., USA), Fino Resin PR (FR; Fino GmbH, Germany), GC Pattern Resin (GP; GC Corp., Japan), GC Pattern Resin LS (GL; GC America Inc., USA), and the control Jet Tooth Shade (JT; Lang Dental Mfg. Co. Inc., USA) were used.

That, he acknowledges, will require a small rocket, like the attitude control jets on the shuttle, to move out of Earth orbit, perhaps frustrating to a purist.

But there are conditions in which they may have missed it, for example if the shuttle was maneuvering and firing control jets as an impact occurred.

Early in the 11-day mission, there was a malfunction of a tiny thruster that kept the 197-foot mast steady, and the shuttle had to use its own control jets, which ate up more fuel.

Multiple reaction control jets injected normal to free-stream is used to manoeuvre aerospace vehicle at high altitudes.

Rather, it featured a third rocket stage with small control jets to maneuver in space.

3. Flip Side Subscriber David S. really stirred things up yesterday with his harsh criticism of coach Rex Ryan and his "out of control Jets".