Sentence examples for flux in the vicinity of from inspiring English sources

While barrier walls can result in increased overpressures and radiative heat flux in the vicinity of the wall, they can also attenuate the effects of these hazards in surrounding areas if properly implemented.

It is shown that detailed information obtained from the CFD simulations are instrumental to ensure the effective models capture safety-significant local phenomena, e.g. the enhanced downward heat flux in the vicinity of a cooled control rod guide tube.

In addition to the stencil optimization procedure for the convective terms, this paper discusses other key aspects of the method, such as imposing flux boundary conditions at the immersed boundary and the discretization of the viscous flux in the vicinity of the boundary.

Noise close to edge features remains unfiltered due to the small flux in the vicinity of edges.

It is expected that volcanic ejecta filled the magnetic flux in the vicinity of Io after the volcanic gases arrived, the brightness of the IPT increased, and the outward transport of magnetic fluxes was enhanced due to the increase of centrifugal force acting on the heavy flux tubes.

The influence of magnetic anomalies on ion distributions have also been studied, e.g. Lundin et al. (2011) and Nilsson et al. (2006a, 2011), finding that the magnetic anomalies does affect the ion fluxes in the vicinity of the planet, but does not cause a hemispheric asymmetry of the escape inside the nominal IMB.

The paper puts particular emphasize on the validation of the differential at 40 MeV, and integral at >40 MeV proton flux profiles, in the vicinity of the south Atlantic anomaly (SAA) region where protons exhibit east west (EW) anisotropy and have a relatively narrow pitch angle distribution.

This study was conducted to characterize EMF (as magnetic flux density) in the vicinity of an active wind farm in Ontario to address the heightened anxiety by some around EMF, wind turbines and human health.

The thinner crust and lower depth of Moho boundary (with a depth of 30 to 32 km) enhances the heat conduction process, leading to a high heat flux of about 70 mW/m2 in the vicinity of the reservoir.

(Any source with flux approaching the vicinity of 10−10 ergs cm−2 shouldould be checked). Users anticipating to exceed this count limit should so note in the comments section of the RPS form when submitting their proposal.

The thin acoustic boundary layer approximation has been made in determining fluid vorticity and heat flux in the close vicinity of solid boundaries.