Sentence examples for governing conservation from inspiring English sources

The algorithm is based on a fully-coupled finite-volume framework for unstructured meshes with collocated variable arrangement, in which the governing conservation laws are discretised in conservative form and solved in a single linear system of equations for velocity, pressure and specific total enthalpy, with the density evaluated by an equation of state.

The mathematical model of the system is developed and governing conservation equations are numerically solved by using the Engineering Equation Solver (EES).

The mathematical model of the system is developed and governing conservation equations are numerically solved by using the Fourth order Runge Kutta method.

The basic method uses finite-volume techniques to discretize the differential equations governing conservation of mass and momentum in three dimensions.

This is essentially achieved by expressing the temporal truncation error underlying the pseudo-velocity in a form consistent with the flux-divergence of the governing conservation law.

The actor Harrison Ford has called on the United States to ratify the international treaty governing conservation and urged consumers everywhere to shop more responsibly in order to limit the impact on the natural world.

Once there we visit with fishers, conservation practitioners, tourism operators, marine protected area managers, indigenous people, and others to understand how they view, practice, and govern conservation.

Using the two dimensional unsteady form of the equations governing the conservation of mass and momentum, bubble growth is solved as a function of time using a fixed-grid sharp interface finite volume method.

He lists five subjects or concepts that he thinks every educated person should understand: Darwinian evolution, the Copernican solar system, the size of the universe, the laws governing the conservation of energy (that way people would know that infinite energy sources and perpetual motion machines are impossible) and ratios (so people would have a sense of scale).

Brazilian senators yesterday approved major changes to a law governing forest conservation.

They also claim that Congress has no power under the Constitution to pass laws governing the conservation and management of these lands.