Sentence examples for dominant displacements from inspiring English sources

The method has the capability to retain its high performance for various flow regimes, from viscous to gravity dominant displacements, without the need for further modifications and computational steps.

The results showed that vertical displacement of the footings (VDF) was the dominant displacement type of tower foundations, while changes in footing span (horizontal distance between two tower footings) (CFS) and differences in vertical displacement (DVD) between two adjacent footings of each tower were relatively small.

The vertical component, despite its relatively-poorer determination in GPS observations and the presence of higher non-seismic signals, shows a different behavior: While the western side of northern Honshu saw a slight uplift of only up to a few cm, the dominant displacement in the eastern half of Honshu is a subsidence with a maximum of about 50 cm on the Tohoku shore.

Based on concepts of the two-phase flow theory, concerning the dominant displacement growth pattern in a pore network and arising from the cooperative effects of capillary, buoyancy, and viscous forces, approximate relationships are developed for the resistivity index and saturation exponent as functions of the water saturation.

The dominant displacement was in SI and/or AP directions.

Instead, polarity is produced on the local scale by different magnitudes of positive and negative displacements along ⟨11̅0⟩p, which generate a net polarity despite the dominant displacement correlation between neighboring Bi atoms being antiferroelectric.

While these pathways can be inserted into the model, we note that in the case of the NtA construct, synergy must occur completely through nascent branch targeting, suggesting nascent branch targeting may be the dominant displacement pathway for the full-length protein.

This means that the vertical displacement (dy) was dominant over the longitudinal displacement (dx) in the specimen.

In addition to the dominant strike-slip displacement, there was also local evidence of reverse faulting.

However, this process is thought to be dominant for arsenic displacement from secondary minerals, for example, arsenate adsorbed on scorodite [ 13] and ferrihydrite [ 14].

In this area, dip-slip displacements are dominant and sawtooth displacements are also found.