Sentence examples for half channel from inspiring English sources
Numerical tests with the optimised set of model parameters reveal that the IVM is very efficient, in terms of adaptive distance, in generating high-quality synthetic turbulent fluctuations over a moderate distance: 6h for channel flow and 21δ for flat-plate boundary layer, with h and δ being respectively the half channel height and the nominal boundary layer thickness.
This paper aims at improving the vortex method (VM) of Sergent that demands long adaptive distances (12 times the half channel height, for a channel flow at Reτ= 395) to achieve high quality turbulence, and evaluating the equilibrium of the flow field obtained in terms of both the equilibrium of the mean flow and that of the turbulence (inter-scale turbulent energy transfer).
The MP channel is simple two-path static channel with the second path of half channel gain of the first path.Again, the SRRC prototype filter is used for OQAM, FMT, GFDM, and CB-FMT.
The late intermediate state structure appears following the M1 state with opening of the cytoplasmic half channel.
Rotation does not occur directly from the protonating half channel to the deprotonating half channel, but in the opposite direction so that the protonated, and therefore uncharged, Glu residues traverse through the lipid environment before reaching the deprotonating half channel.
The lumenal half channel in the V-ATPase is probably formed entirely from α-helices from the a subunit, whereas the corresponding inter-membrane space half channel in the ATP synthase is likely composed of the inter-membrane space ends of α-helices #5 and #6 and one or both of the two trans-membrane α-helices of the b subunit.
"We get two and a half channels.
He started off directing Z Cars, and was then asked to join the Wednesday Play; in his first year he directed about six films, "original scripts, going out at peak viewing, straight after the news, when there were only two and a half channels.
In the centre a flat surface is left, called the femur (thigh), by the Greeks μηρὸς, on each side of which channels are cut, whose faces form a right angle; and on the right and left of these are other femora; and, lastly, at the angles are the two half channels.
The conformational state of opsin's active site, Lys296, determines whether the channel is continuous or divided into two half channels.
Each gap junction is made up of two half channels, with one half coming from each neighbouring cells.
