Sentence examples for folding of material from inspiring English sources
The mixing obtained is the result of the stretching and folding of material lines which increase exponentially the surface contact between reagents.
Our approach towards understanding and quantifying mixing within this flow follows the development by Ottino (The kinematics of mixing: stretching, chaos and transport, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 1989) that mixing is the kinematically efficient stretching and folding of material lines.
We show that this approach allows one to gain more insight into understanding the mechanisms of folding of material lines as they are passively stirred by the mixing process.
We show that the control law maximizes a measure of mixing that incorporates stretching and folding of material elements, while at the same time minimi zing the control effort and the sensing effort.
The proposed control law, designed using passivity ideas, is optimal in the sense that it maximizes a measure related to mixing (which incorporates stretching and folding of material elements), while at the same time minimizing the control and sensing efforts.
When cores were missing due to folding of material or loss of material during the procedure, the highest scores from the remaining core(s) were considered.
They shake out the parachute, Auntie Jeanie and Auntie Vera, until all of the folds of material are untangled.
In "Le Regard" ("The Gaze") one peered inside a sort of giant, messy clam and saw, between folds of material, a small, round, wet-looking thing.
None of that held the appeal that it should, he added, for one reason, which he flagged by clutching the ample folds of material around him.
Early Tudor chests in England were still decorated with Gothic styles and linenfold panels (carving that resembles vertical folds of material).
As the magnetic field varies sinusoidally with time, the flow field undergoes periodic reorientation causing repeated stretching and folding of the material lines resulting in better mixing in the glass melt.
