Sentence examples for effects in the flow from inspiring English sources
Fortunately, unsteady Reynolds-Averaged Navier Stokes computations are capable of incorporating both viscous and rotational effects in the flow and free surface waves.
A large-eddy-simulation technique together with a subgrid-scale turbulence model is applied to account for the turbulence effects in the flow.
The applicability of the small sample geometries for testing the fracture toughness is finally discussed in terms of size effects in the flow stress of the material due to dislocation nucleation and strain gradients at the crack tip.
Tests conducted in a pressurised wind tunnel capable of reproducing typical model scale (Re≈105) and prototype conditions (Re≈107) revealed pronounced Re effects in the flow around a bluff and sharp edged bridge girder cross section.
In this paper, a series of experiments were carried out and the geometry parameters of the venturi tube, including the convergent angle, the throat diameter, the throat length and the diffuser angle were varied at constant flow conditions to evaluate their effect on the conveying properties and on the pressure reduction effects in the flow of gas solid mixtures through the venturi tube.
These differences may be explained by the different phases of the apoptotic process detected by annexin V vs TUNEL (Martin et al, 1995), as well as the ability to gate out nonspecific effects in the flow cytometry studies.
Helical flows, which have both a net rotation and flow along the axis of rotation, provide a natural source for the α effect (see, e.g., Parker 1955), and thus while pure differential rotation only provides an ω effect in the flow, rotation is also often a key ingredient of the α effect generally needed to close the dynamo loop.
Numerical dissipation is also more and more under control, thus minimising the artificial or numerical effects in the CFD flow solutions.
However, this is compensated by very low matrix effects in the segmented-flow droplet method, as discussed below.
Just a single act of cutting in and causing somebody to brake hard leaves a residual effect in the traffic flow for miles behind.
The ME methods can then be generally divided into two major types according to whether they can reproduce the Segré Silberberg effect in the Poiseuille flow.
