Sentence examples for flow adopted from inspiring English sources

The relevant wireline log signatures were employed to identify hydrocarbon-bearing reservoirs and the work flow adopted is according to the chart in Fig. 3.

Tresset and Fol Leymarie [59] developed a study on the flow adopted by an artist to start the drawing process, which begins with observation, includes identification of projections, drawing lines and structuring surfaces, and goes to the composition of the final image.

For one thing, the approaching wind flow adopted in a wind-tunnel topographic study is adjusted according to the mean wind profile extracted from a meso-scale meteorological simulation of Typhoon Fengshen (2008) for a particular period, during which the observed wind direction indicated the sea-fetch wind flow.

As to spatial correlation, the overall imaging quality is fairly well in both FR and TR cases (correlation coefficient is larger than 0.8) and not very sensitive to the depth of the core flows adopted for imaging as long as the core flow beneath the boundary layer is used.

Figure 1 describes the work-flow adopted to perform the analysis.

Table1 summarizes the viscoplastic flow models adopted in this study and their flow characteristics.

In addition, Newton-Raphson Power Flow is adopted and modified to calculate the power flow of the distribution network.

The Eulerian Eulerian computational fluid dynamics model with the kinetic theory of granular flow was adopted to simulate the gas solid two-phase flow.

A three-dimensional (3D) computational fluid dynamics (CFD) model, using an Eulerian Eulerian two-fluid model incorporating the kinetic theory of granular flow, is adopted to describe the steady-state liquid solid two-phase flow under conditions employed in a tubular loop propylene polymerization reactor composed of loop and axial flow pump.

Results show that the proposed method, as well as the fluid and flow models adopted, is suitable for the analysis of stationary oil flows in real production systems.

A Drucker Prager criterion with a nonassociated flow rule was defined in a compressive regime and a Rankine criterion with an associated flow rule adopted in a tensile regime.