Sentence examples for flow timescale from inspiring English sources

From simulations of simplified ballistic impact, we suggest that the total amount of granular flow (a possible performance metric) can be reduced by either a larger granular flow slope (more angular fragments) or a larger granular flow timescale (larger fragments).

The flame shows early stages of CH4/air combustion in the near field and later stages in the far field; the separation of combustion stages can be largely attributed to the small jet flow timescale and the low Dajet.

We show clear evidence for significant complexity in the energy landscape of R16, which shows a change in amplitude outside the stopped-flow timescale and curvature in the unfolding arm of the chevron plot.

15– 19 The oxidation state change from cob III)alamin to cob II)alamin, which occurs during homolysis, is likely to be the only change that can be resolved in the UV visible region on the stopped-flow timescale.

The dynamic strain sweep measurements proved that the gelation of Lentinan in water is induced by the extremely entangled and stiff triple helices forming continuous network, and the Lentinan gel is structurally more like a solution that is unable to flow within a timescale of usual observation.

Short-term recharge variations cause transient flow, but the timescale of groundwater flow often is much longer, in which case the effect is minimal over time (Reilly and Pollock 1996).

Constantly kept below the devitrification temperature of −140 °C (for pure water), the 'glassy' sample will not flow in the timescale of a realistic experiment, even viewed at electron microscopic magnifications (Dubochet et al. 2007; Dubochet 2007).

Decreasing 14C activities with increasing sampling depth and increasing proximity to the coastline indicate that the south coastal aquifer in Laizhou Bay is dominated by regional lateral flow, on millennial timescales.

4. WRAP-UP/HOMEWORK: Individually, students respond in writing to the following prompt (written on the board for students to copy before leaving class): "Create an annotated illustration that demonstrates the specific geologic concept you researched in class (geologic timescale, lava flow, tectonic uplift, or ice age).

Assign each group one of the following four topics: The Geologic Timescale, Lava Flows, Uplift, and The Ice Age.

The concept of an RTD is useful anytime that characterization of the timescales of flow and transport in hydrologic systems is important, which includes topics like water quality, water resource management, contaminant transport, and ecosystem preservation.