Sentence examples for deflection of flow from inspiring English sources

Following ice-block grounding, deflection of flow down and away from the obstacle develops horseshoe vortices that maintain a non-depositional hollow around the obstacle, whilst continued outwash deposition away from the obstacle raises the level of the surrounding sandur.

These reductions are mainly achieved by the inwards deflection of the flow upon detachment and a flow deceleration at the trailing edge due to an adverse pressure gradient introduced by the curved shape of the optimal cavity walls.

Although the overall dawn dusk deflection of the flow and field is interpreted as the localized BBF and associated MHD scale process as above, we note that the role of small-scale disturbances is also significant during these events.

The deflection of new flows (zoomed inset panel in purple) now poses a greater hazard to the communities of Maku'u and Hawaiian Paradise Park.

Chen et al. [ 24] developed a computerized algorithm based on small deflections of the flow and pressure signals during the expiratory phase of ventilation.

The deflection of the incident flow leads to the slow moving pickup ions being pulled along towards Saturn.

For larger wellbore spacing values, the base case is already harvesting energy from a large portion of the fracture and any deflection of the base flow caused by aperture variations will tend to decrease the heat transfer area as seen in the results for F, the fraction of fractures with better performance than the base case.

Instead, flame tongues impose a local blockage effect causing significant deflection of the approach flow, which results in a constant region of negative axial velocity for the leading side of the flame tongue to propagate into.

We show that the deflection of neutral hydrogen flow from its original direction in the unperturbed LISM is highly anisotropic and evaluate a possible angle between the hydrogen deflection plane measured in the SOHO SWAN experiment and the plane containing the ISMF and LISM velocity vectors for different ISMF strengths.

As a result, the deflection of the radial-vapor flow induces the arc-like flow in the atmosphere with the large zenith angle (near surface), which results in the truncated-cone shaped escape region (Fig. 4(b)).

Wang (1980) suggested that this might be due to the deflection of the mean steering flow upstream of the CMR.