Sentence examples for displacements of particles from inspiring English sources
The displacements of particles in different phases of the aggregate are defined in terms of these potential functions.
The components Ui and ui define the displacements of particles of pore-fluid and solid frame, respectively.
We investigate the geometric effects of the groove on the cross-movement by computing the lateral displacements of particles in the cross section of the channel for varying geometric parameters of the groove, such as the depth, width, and angle.
Thermophoresis, the displacement of particles from high to low temperatures, is a phenomenon also common indoors.
Even if a body is rolling, it can still be causing bulk displacement of particles or fluid.
The result also indicates that the particles on the surface of the slope have larger velocity and maximum displacement than the particles inside the slope, and the maximum displacement of particles does not have obvious rule to comply with.
Specifically, it is proposed that hydrogen evolution causes turbulence leading to the displacement of particles and significant aggregation on the surface.
In case of the rigid constraint diffraction, the displacement of particles on the semi-infinite row complementing the constrained lattice sites, as well as on the adjacent row, is presented in closed form as a discrete convolution.
where m I is the mass associated with particle I, u I is the displacement of particle I, and is the internal nodal force applied on particle I due to the deformation of the nanotube itself.
An increase in the level of inter-particle friction leads to a reduction in the degree of local particle rearrangement: the relative displacement of particle centres in the network is more closely represented by affine motion for the case of sticking contacts than frictionless contacts.
Mean displacements of GFP particles in fixed cells and stationary GFP particles in live cells were 0.18±0.09 mm (n = 890 measurements) and 0.27±0.09 mm (n = 990 measurements), respectively.
