Sentence examples for flow originated from inspiring English sources

Being of considerable interest, for example, in studying the growth of crystals, the Wulff flow originated from the unit-speed outward normal flow.

In this gully source area (where the debris flow originated), the weathered soil layer is thin, with an average thickness of 0.7 m.

Figure 6(c) demonstrates a call session establishment route as well as session flow originated by a 3G user roamed in the cable domain.

During precipitation events tile drainage represented 30% of stream flow, whereas during intervals between precipitations events, 61% of stream flow originated from the tile system.

Micro-mixers with characteristic sizes from hundreds of micrometers to few millimeters are very appealing given the turbulent flow originated by flow instabilities, and the consequent turbulent mixing, that occur under particular operating conditions [21].

Since these craters were formed in the uppermost part of the Stream L, it is reasonable to assume that the mud flow and debris flow originated from the craters.

For example, it is believed that arc volcanism is derived from a combination of solid flow in the mantle wedge and fluid flow originating from the subducting slab.

The initial velocity distribution correspond to a conical flow originating from (z=0) and hence the initial jet radius (r_{0}=z_{0}theta_{ta_{0})).

b Plot of (q/q_{0}) ratio, where (q_{0}) is the heat flow originating from the deep-seated heat flux, and (q) is the heat flow estimated at the seafloor from the deep-seated heat flux.

b Plot of (q/q_{0}) ratio, where (q_{0}) is the heat flow originating from the deep-seated heat flux, and (q) is the estimated heat flow at the seafloor from the deep-seated heat flux.

Flow computation: The Ford-Fulkerson algorithm [[18]] is used to compute the maximum network flow originating from the PU T x q, q ∈ Q. Note: What is described above is what happens when the algorithm is programmed.