Sentence examples for generalized pressure from inspiring English sources

Whatever the silicone oil volume fraction, Eckert's generalized pressure drop correlation was used.

In these equations two potentials appear: one potential is a generalized pressure.

In this paper, using the notion of geometric tortuosity and starting from the basic Hagen Poiseuille equation, a generalized pressure drop correlation for open-cell foams is developed which is based completely on theoretical grounds.

In this study, a simple generalized pressure drop correlation (GPDC) which is easier than existing approaches requiring more complicated and longer computations is developed for sizing randomly packed fractionation columns for pressure drops up to 150 mm water per meter of packing.

The columns were sized using generalized pressure drop correlation (Lawal et al. 2012) alongside data from Huang et al. (2014).

When teens and young women feel generalized pressure to "look like porn stars"; when boys don't seem to grasp that photographing and "fingering" a drunk, unconscious teen constitutes rape, and when anyone reticent about dragging sex from its private quarters to the well-lit mainstream is considered pathetic and prudish, there are some serious things to consider.

The extended strain energy density idea is also used to derive a generalized pressure-dependent yielding criterion, which supplies a theoretical basis for those novel strength criteria for materials like bulk metallic glasses.

To determine the association between generalized evoked pressure pain sensitivity with distal pressure-pain threshold (PPT) and the presence, severity, or number of involved knee/hip joints with radiographic osteoarthritis (rOA) or related symptoms.Data for these cross-sectional analyses come from the second followup (2008-11) of the Johnston County Osteoarthritis Project (n = 1,602).

Balneotherapy included a generalized high pressure filiform shower (15 bars for 4 minutes, with low pressure pulverization on facial lesions for 5 minutes if necessary) and a 20-minute bath at 35°C every day for 3 weeks.

Also developed was a generalized capillary pressure model based on fractal modeling of a porous medium; it encompasses the frequently used Brooks Corey model (Brooks, R.H., Corey, A.T., 1964. Hydraulic Properties of Porous Media. Colorado State University, Hydro paper No. 3, Fort Collins, CO, USA, 24 pp).

The effect of applying generalized pseudo-pressure model were investigated on gas and gas condensate well production rates.