Sentence examples for displaced flow from inspiring English sources

The variation in the displaced flow is achieved by realizing a variable timing for the connections of each tooth space volume (volume between two adjacent teeth of the gears) with the inlet and outlet.

The results reveal that pedestrian-level wind environments in TWPs are different than in CWPs owe to asymmetric wind fields, displaced flow features, and variations in areas of high and low wind speeds.

The proposed design principle encompasses all the advantages of conventional fixed displacement external gear machines, along with a simple mechanism to change the displaced flow per shaft revolution.

This is because, according to Power, it hasn't stopped the boats; it has merely displaced the flow to other nations.

After aging, crude oil was displaced by flow of decalin, an intermediate solvent that was compatible with the crude oil with respect to asphaltene precipitation but not likely to cause undue desorption of polar components of crude oil from pore walls.

"What we really don't see is a presumption of saving lives; what we get instead is every effort to shut down borders," said Sunderland, who pointed out that security crackdowns on land crossings such as the Greece-Turkey border only displaced migrant flows and often forced more boats into the sea.

As with America's border fence, the European Union border operations, known as Frontex, boast of more success in turning back (or at least displacing) flows of would-be illegal migrants from north Africa.

The position of the slider determines the amount of flow displaced by the unit per revolution.

N leaching occurred in the form of NO3 N, which was also largely displaced through preferential flow.

A large portion of the ingested material is rejected as faeces, and a fraction of the material filtered is packed and discarded as pseudofaeces, which could be deposited on the sediment or horizontally displaced by water flow.

The local scale dispersion tensor, Dd, is a controlling parameter for the dilution of concentrations in a solute plume that is displaced by groundwater flow in a heterogeneous aquifer.