Sentence examples for dense ambient from inspiring English sources

We review various aspects of buoyancy-driven flows arising from the sudden release of a fixed volume of heavy fluid into a larger body of less dense ambient fluid.

In particular, we discuss simulations showing that the interaction of a light, ultra-relativistic pulsar wind with a slow, dense ambient medium can give rise to asymmetry reminiscent of the Guitar nebula leading to the formation of a relativistic backflow harboring a series of internal shockwaves.

Even in Vancouver, an area with a dense ambient monitoring network, exposure assessment based on regulatory monitoring network data is more suited to characterizing temporal variability.

As stated on the press release, the album will eschew a steady dance floor pulse for "nine of the densest ambient and meditative music pieces since the dawn of music!!" The release also promises that these nine tracks will be "monolithic and stark but extremely warm, intensely personal, and for every one in every which way".

It then encounters region of denser and denser saline ambient, until its density reaches that of the ambient and it intrudes horizontally.

Then there was his greatest innovation, the tiny microphones picking up dialogue from each actor, that Altman then mixed together into dense, overlapping ambient noise.

Carrier transported liquid CO2 at –55°C, which is denser than ambient seawater at mid-ocean depths.

Carrier transported liquid CO2 at −55 °C is denser than ambient seawater at mid-ocean depths.

Another possible scenario associates the X-ray emission with a spherical explosion where parts of the ejecta are interacting with a dense belt of ambient material.

(2) Sections depicting gravitational potential energy suggest that the subducted lithosphere is less dense than the ambient rocks, and thus, being buoyant, it cannot be driven by gravitational slab pull.

Along most of these NE-SW sections not only the distribution in space of Vs and ρ but also that of the GPE difference evidence that, in some instances, the subducted lithosphere is less dense than the ambient rocks, and thus, the lithosphere cannot be driven by its negative buoyancy (i.e., slab pull).