Sentence examples for direction typical from inspiring English sources
The present study proposes a steady-state mathematical model for dispersion of contaminants in low winds that takes into account the along-wind diffusion, but it does not consider the variable wind direction typical of low wind.
At the lowest temperatures explored, the deformation structure comprises a large density of straight dislocation segments along ⟨1¯210⟩ and ⟨¯1010⟩ directions typical of a Peierls-controlled dislocation motion that supports recent modelling of the temperature dependence of the CRSS.
If we work in the opposite direction, the typical teen-ager of today, with an I.Q. of 100, would have had grandparents with average I.Q.s of 82 — seemingly below the threshold necessary to graduate from high school.
In this group, the ruptures generally have a WNW ESE direction and typical dip-slip displacements.
A cube (Silsoe cube, 6 m in dimension) with a normal wind direction under typical atmospheric conditions was simulated.
Arrows in a yellow circle on the map denote the direction of typical principal strain at the location of the circle.
Furthermore, the wavefront of electron density perturbation is in northwest southeast (NW SE) direction, a typical MSTID waveform alignment, as shown in Fig. 5d.
It is found that yield stresses were stable in each loading direction and typical yield stresses in the warp, weft and 45° directions were 5.56 MPa, 8.84 MPa and 1.96 MPa, respectively.
The onset and further development of non-linear, in general resonant wave interactions is depending on the pre-history of the boundary layer and the specific linear and non-linear stability characteristics driven by the pressure gradient, which varies in streamwise direction for typical airfoil sections.
Synchronized and apparently simultaneous rapid changes in direction are typical traits of such groups (Lebar Bajec and Heppner 2009).
The spread from west to east does not correlate with the direction of typical waterfowl migration, in which movement occurs from south to north.
