Sentence examples for hydraulic effect of from inspiring English sources
This is because of the hydraulic effect of blue slips.
A parametric study is performed to investigate hydraulic effect of vegetation on shallow slope stability with different root architectures in an infinite slope.
It is also shown that for in-sag locations, a double-grate inlet is more preferable than the single one, because the former tends to reduce the adverse hydraulic effect of total inflow on water spread width.
Under light rainfall (i.e., 20 mm/day) for 24 h, hydraulic effect of vegetation is more important inside root zone than outside root zone, while it is the opposite for rainfall intensities of 181 and 394 mm/day over the same duration.
The hydraulic effect of the force on the oil will multiply in the cavity and slowly force the dowel out.
Chemical and hydraulic effects of amending channels with jute-mesh structures were characterized within 27 m-long experimental channels at a Bangladesh field site.
The aim of the study has been to aid designers of constructed wetlands by developing a qualitative understanding of the hydraulic effects of wetland vegetation and wetland shape on the hydraulic efficiency of the system.
This multiscale fracture flow simulation procedure, which combines the hydraulic effects of small- to medium-scale fractures and large-scale faults, could be very helpful in predicting flow responses in dual-permeability reservoirs.
The modest increase of the estimated PMF (to just 6311 m3/s) in spite of these changes is due to the factoring of the hydraulic effects of trees and buildings on the floodplain as the flood situation changes from normal floods to extreme floods, when over-bank flows may be the dominant flooding process, leading to a substantial reduction in the PMF estimates.
In this study, we analyze the thermal-hydraulic effects of pitched and flat impeller blades in a mixing vessel for different numbers of revolutions and various power levels of heaters in the blades.
The great Oliver Wendell Holmes once observed that important Supreme Court decisions "exercise a kind of hydraulic effect".
