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In addition, the original solution has been reformulated to take into account the finite height of the moving jog.

For both the complete problem, and its single components (the filter plate and a bed of spheres of finite height) we have observed three flow regimes, depending on the Reynolds number.

Three-dimensional (3D) calculations are also performed such that the sand slug has the shape of a circular cylindrical column of finite height, and contains spherical sand particles.

The model is used to study the interaction of two identical cylindrical vortices of finite height in a spatially unbounded fluid.

This paper focuses on the correlation structure of the pressure field on prismatic bodies of finite height immersed in turbulent boundary layer flows.

An experimental study of the interference effects between two and three cylinders of finite height immersed in a turbulent boundary layer at subcritical Reynolds numbers has been conducted in a boundary layer wind tunnel, utilizing a pneumatic averaging manifold system to measure the fluctuating force at various levels.

It may be shown that if D′ exceeds about 1.3D, the ramp ultimately becomes a vertical step of finite height and that the step then "breaks".

If S is simple and [ → Q ( S ) 〉 is of finite height, then we deal just with the hammock corresponding to S, as considered in [40].

One of these examples is chosen in order to convince the reader that this is not at all a drawback, but an important feature if we want to work with lattices of finite height.

Also, for any module C, the subset C [ → Y 〉 epi of C [ → Y 〉 consisting of the right equivalence classes of all right C -determined epimorphisms ending in Y is a coideal which is closed under meets. Since C [ → Y 〉 is a lattice of finite height, we see that C [ → Y 〉 epi has a unique minimal element, say [ f 0 〉 and our first aim will be to describe η C Y ( f 0 ).

Given a finite height h, novel reactions are discovered through this method by performing a search in the metabolite signature space of combinations of stoichiometric coefficients of metabolites having the same signature as either the substrates or the products.