Sentence examples for in contrast to the flow from inspiring English sources

In contrast to the flow behaviour in straight pipes, the transition from laminar to turbulent flow in fixed particulate beds is not sharp, but proceeds gradually through a viscous-inertial flow regime.

Please note that in contrast to the flow field and the receptive field which both are defined and represented as vector fields, the action field is a scalar field, i.e. a scalar function of the two spatial coordinates azimuth and elevation.

In contrast to the flow assay, both immune mouse sera and lamprey plasma bound purified NP by ELISA, clearly demonstrating that lamprey, like mice, respond to NP.

In contrast to the baseline flow, where the flow field was fully separated, the two-dimensional control jet was able to eliminate flow separation at the mid-span portion of the duct and changed considerably the three-dimensional flow field, and ultimately, the inlet performance.

In contrast to the liquid flow, an effect of pressure on the gas flow has been observed.

The same mechanism is also responsible for a delay in the interaction of the two opposite sign vorticity layers characterizing the wake-modified flow, with the consequence that, in contrast to the nonexothermic flow, the wake region survives at large downstream distances.

In contrast to the axial flow configuration, all solute molecules pass though the same number of tanks, independent of their individual flow paths, but the residence times of the central tanks are significantly smaller than those of the corresponding tanks in the periphery.

In contrast to the free flow case, we do not have here an algebraic relationship between ρ and ν l.

In contrast to the classic flow battery models, the pore structure change caused by the insoluble discharge product of Li O2 batteries is considered.

In contrast to the turbulent flow in a macroscale pool, laminar streams enter and exit this microfluidic pool structure with definite and controllable direction that may be influenced by the location and geometry of the pool.

The vibration and diffusion of electrons follow the Fourier's law even at lowest temperature gradients (except below the quantum phenomenon) in contrast to the fluid flow through porous medium, which involves physical transport of mass.