Sentence examples for core of the flow from inspiring English sources

The electrically-neutral core of the flow is governed by the standard Navier Stokes equations, providing the "outer" solution.

Whereas the eight-channel (C8C) configuration because of the appropriate distance between Membrane, CL and GDL layers and the core of the flow, increases the power output and reduces the cost, simultaneously due to shortest length in comparison to other cases.

The scaling theory demonstrates that an initial time period of rapid mixing of fluid outside the core of the flow, scaling as Pe−2/3, is followed by a far slower process of mixing in the core region, scaling as Pe−1/2.

Flow is being fully emerged in learning and forgetting everything around oneself; absorption and enjoyment are at the core of the flow construct [ 43– 43].

Radial heat transfer in viscous pipe flow is controlled by thermal conduction which leads to a wide radial temperature distribution and slow heating of the core region of the flow.

Students who had taken LSET had a better understanding of the core concepts of the flow of matter and energy in living systems and could relate them to the fundamental principles of the conservation of energy and matter.

Also in the dual-channel case (C2C) the core of the reacting flow is far from the reaction location (i.e. CL) therefor showed the lowest consumption and thus lowest power density.

This way, we found inspiration to tackle the development of a new tool named PROxy SIMulator (SIMPRO) that is the core of the simulation flow used in this work.

But Libertad remains at the core of the migratory flow.

The following assumption is involved using Eq. (1) (1) Laminar flow   (2) Steady-state flow   (3) Cleats are straight and free from coal particles   (4) No-slip boundary conditions   (5) Constant temperature of coal core sample  The flow of methane from coal matrix to well bore was completed in two phases.

In a DiffServ architecture, packets with the same marking are treated as an aggregate at core routers, independently of the flow they belong to.