Sentence examples for dependencies of flow from inspiring English sources

However, this simplified description has serious limitations, e.g. it is not capable to quantify the often observed effects of direction dependencies of flow and selectivity.

The rate dependency of flow stress was shown to be low; however, a marked increase in elongation was measured with increases in strain rate.

It is mainly the passive expiration with the linear dependency of flow, volume and pressure that inhibits the separate inspiratory and expiratory analysis of respiratory mechanics.

Dependencies of liquid flow, gas flow and viscosity were in agreement with correlations found in literature.

The model accurately reproduces the observed dependencies of the flow stress on the strain rate, gives a new physical meaning to the superplasticity strain rate interval, and provides a basis for explanation of such phenomena as the high strain rate superplasticity and influence of a sample thickness on superplastic properties of materials.

The temperature dependencies of the current flowing through the MOSFET and also the drain current versus drain voltage characteristics of InAlN/Al14N15N superlattice MOSFET have been deliberated.

The flow velocity was measured using particle tracking velocimetry and the results show the same quadratic dependency of the flow velocity, which is in agreement with the theory.

Deviations mainly stem from the Reynolds number dependency of the flow distribution.

Based on the numerical analysis, a quadratic dependency of the flow velocity on the deflection amplitude of the membrane was identified.

Employing the benefits of natural circulation demands a thorough study of various phenomena such as thermo-fluid dynamics of steam-liquid interaction with the associated challenges that the most significant one is instabilities due to the severe dependency of mass flow rate on the applied heat flux.

Simulations of bubble and slug formation in a small two-dimensional bed (height 0.50 m, width 0.15 m) with 2400 particles (dp = 4 mm, material: aluminium, p = 2700 kg m−3) showed a strong dependency of the flow behaviour with respect to the restitution and friction coefficient.