Sentence examples for full of turbulence from inspiring English sources

There will be no re-enactment of 1991, no revenge match, but Krickstein can live with that because life has been full of turbulence and twists.

His comic masterpiece Aunt Julia And The Scriptwriter (1977) alternated the tales of a Bolivian writer of radio soap operas with his eight-year marriage, "a kind of soap opera too, full of turbulence and melodrama".

That same Chopin fantaisie, which began as a whispered rumination, expanded inexorably and achieved its full measure of turbulence.

The system is designed based on the oblique propagation of the probe beam with respect to the magnetic field, and thus the enhanced spatial localization can be achieved by taking full advantage of turbulence anisotropy and magnetic field inhomogeneity.

Since the experimental data does not provide all tensor components to fully assess RANS quality, and LES results can be considered as a reliable source, they are employed in the full characterization of turbulence and in the assessment of the several RANS models predictions presented in this paper.

To inhabit his circuit is to visit something akin to a Political Oz, with "Beautiful Day" by U2 blaring over loudspeakers and a permasmiling candidate whose deep, cockpit-ready voice would reassure any cabin full of fliers during heavy turbulence.

That's because the current galactic environment is full of magnetic fields and turbulence, both of which greatly complicate the creation of accurate simulations.

Ingestion of main rotor wake turbulence by tail rotors in flight and ingestion of atmospheric turbulence by main and tail rotors in hover would be expected to be the most important sources of turbulence ingestion noise in full scale applications.

"Space is full of gas, dust, fluids, and turbulence.

In (a) the production of turbulence is much larger due to the full flow separation but the magnitude is lower.

Comparisons of wind-tunnel results with full-scale data and/or with theoretical models are presented, including mean velocity, turbulence intensity, integral length scale of turbulence and power spectral density of velocity fluctuations.