Sentence examples for flowing branch from inspiring English sources

The spatial resolution of the first two functions is provided at 100 m, while the third is at the catchment (or county) level for the 113,000 km2 study site, called the Coarse Sandy Hilly Catchment, which drains the main south flowing branch of the Yellow River.

2) Branch power constraint   S_{i} le S_{i,hbox{max} } where ( S_{i} ), ( S_{i,hbox{max} } ) are the calculated and allowed maximal power value flowing through branch i respectively.

For optimal power flow, branch and bus sensitivity for IEEE 14 bus wind-integrated system can be calculated.

It turns out that this energy transfer changes the total head in each flow branch in addition to the loss of total head due to entropy generation.

The model predicts that micromixing has little effect on the overall conversion and temperature on the flow branch for adiabatic first-order reactions.

And while the system appears to succeed in moving arms across multiple borders and to select rebel groups, once inside Syria the flow branches out.

New flow branches can rob downslope flow fronts of lava supply (Dietterich and Cashman, 2014) and thus exert a fundamental control on flow behavior.

Comparisons of buried and present surfaces showed that the latter are more smoothed, more strongly in valleys where flow branching is increased.

Surges in effusion rate often lead to breakouts or overflows that can spawn new flow branches that ultimately widen the flow field (e.g., Guest et al., 1987; Hon et al., 1994; Tarquini and de' Michieli Vitturi, 2014).

When buildings have external ventilating openings in a number of rooms and flow branches within the building, it is no longer possible to calculate directly the airflow in the various branches of the airflow network.

For each date, the length of all main lava flow branches active between each overpass were estimated using a stochastic maximum slope path approach so as to find the flow center-line between the source and the flow front and to extract its distance (e.g., Favalli et al. 2005).