Sentence examples for forced channel from inspiring English sources

First, we verify the convergence orders of the spatial and temporal discretizations for a forced channel flow.

Meanwhile, the Mirror story forced Channel 4 to reinvent whatever publicity plans it had prepared for the programme.

Due to the lack of studies on the thermal and hydraulic performances of roughed surfaces subjected to the piezoelectric fan in the presence of forced channel flow, an experimental investigation is performed for a micro pin-finned heat sink integrated with a specific piezoelectric fan in the current study.

Mick Creedon, chief constable of Derbyshire constabulary, tried to force Channel 4 to hand over journalistic material.

Police tried to force Channel 4 to hand over documents and unshown footage about his disclosures after he appeared in a television documentary.

Meanwhile, in a related development, it was disclosed earlier this week that Creedon is trying to force Channel 4 to hand over all its correspondence with Francis, along with notes and unseen video footage.

A top police officer is trying to force Channel 4 to hand over documents about the whistleblower who revealed that undercover officers had spied on relatives of Stephen Lawrence and their supporters.

Yet, longer term, the huge question marks over the state of the union itself suggest the "British" part of the BBC is up for grabs.. Plans to force Channel 4, commercially funded but state owned, to move to Birmingham, in a bid to increase representation outside London, could be speeded up.

"In order to afford this investment at a time when the advertising downturn is forcing Channel 4 to cut its programme budget, we need to find efficiencies elsewhere in our news budget and have decided to cut More4 news and News at Noon, although we do intend to offer a short summary bulletin at lunchtime.

The proposed estimator outperforms the legacy zero forcing channel estimator without adding the complexity burden of the optimal MMSE estimator.

Second, one of Smith's first moves was ending the Channel 4 "funding formula" which forced the channel to pay almost £400m to ITV for a financial safety net it did not require.