Sentence examples for diffusion of the fluid from inspiring English sources

Results show that an increase in the Mach number affects the streamwise diffusion of the fluid more than the changing the angles of attack and sideslip, resulting in lower pressure recovery.

Recovery of seismic velocity may be caused by diffusion of the fluid within the crust.

However, the relative importance of diffusion of the fluid film in both the ash layer and the reaction stage varies as the reaction progresses.

The strain change due to the crack opening propagates to the surface nearly instantaneously in contrast to the diffusion of the fluid because the crack is very near the surface.

The MR image is dependent on a few factors, including the proton density of the tissue, longitudinal and transverse relaxation times of the tissue, vascular flow of the fluid, perfusion of the fluid, diffusion of the fluid, and chemical spectroscopy [77].

The diffusion of the fluid from the upper end of the crack to the surface (approximately 150 m) takes a longer time given the hydraulic diffusivity of the porous media of 0.5 1.0 m2/s, which was estimated on the basis of the hypocenter migration of the earthquake swarms in the Hakone volcano and corresponds to a migration velocity of several tens of meters per hour (Yukutake et al. 2011).

D Bh species diffusivity/Brownian diffusion coefficient of the fluid at the upper disk.

If we assume that the sudden opening of the crack reflects an intrusion of highly pressurized hydrothermal fluid, the instantaneous response of the infrasound signal to the rapid tilt change cannot be explained by the diffusion of the pressurized fluid from the open crack.

On the other hand, the compact structure of the air-dried formulations hindered the diffusion of the swelling fluid into the hydrogel particles and consequently led the attainment of relatively lower swelling values at equilibrium.

The stent is subject to internal radial pressure, and the diffusion of a fluid, while the arterial wall is subjected to external radial pressure.

We analyze the response of nonlinear viscoelastic biodegradable polymers when subject to mechanical loading coupled with the diffusion of a fluid (water) through the polymers and the degradation that occurs over a period of time.