Sentence examples for from the streamline from inspiring English sources

From the streamline point of view, we have extended the capability of the lamellar description of mechanical mixing.

He consulted with researchers at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, who analyzed the historical typology of International trucks, from the streamline bulldog Metros of the 1930s to boxy 1970s "cab over engine" models.

We present these patterns in Figures 3 and 4. It is clear from the streamline pattern that, as the Rayleigh number increases, the circular vortex at the cavity center begins to deform into an ellipse and then breaks up into two vortices tending to approach to the corners of differentially heated sides of the cavity.

At first glance, Dia's approach seems a radical departure from the streamlined, consistently lighted "white cube," as the critic Brian O'Doherty famously described the stereotypical Modernist exhibition space.

More than 100 Saabs, from the streamlined 1947 prototype known as the Ursaab to a 2010 9-5 sedan, are to be taken from their home at the company's museum in Trollhattan, Sweden, and sold to the highest bidder.

The much lower power number resulting from the streamlined blade design of the HBTs also ensures that they achieve the minimum Froude number required to disperse gas at a much lower power than a RT.

"From the streamlined setup to the breakthrough acoustics, the Squeezebox Boom is an entirely new type of network music player.

All of this is useful for those who might be unfamiliar with complex machine learning frameworks, but that doesn't mean more advanced developers couldn't also benefit from the streamlined experience.

However, during as well as after the project period, the doctors largely distanced themselves from the streamlined process.

The p-DEP particles move away from the center of the streamline, while the n-DEP particles will follow the central streamline along the channel length.

Particles below a critical size follow streamlines through the array gaps with no net displacement from the original streamline.