Sentence examples for inflow region from inspiring English sources

Seasonal variation of volume transport in the major inflow region of the Taiwan Strait: the Penghu Channel.

Electrons flow back into the inflow region (the center of reconnection region), which provides current closure.

It should be noted that the tilt is strong in the high-density inflow region due to the stronger out of plane Hall field component.

Along the bottom we prescribe TM=1,335 °C except for a half-circular plume inflow region with 100 km radius, where we define a Gaussian-shaped temperature anomaly and a parabolic inflow profile.

With recent launch of Magnetospheric Multiscale Satellite (MMS 11, the focus of reconnection research has been turned to the dynamics and energetics of asymmetric reconnection in which the plasma density of the one side of inflow region is significantly larger than the other (by factor of 10 or more).

While some recent MMS measurements observed an equal amount of magnetic energy deposited to electrons and ions in the reconnection region, the limited data from MMS satellite passages in the whole reconnection region makes it difficult to determine the exact partitioning of inflowing magnetic energy at this time (no data from the flux inflow region; see Fig. 6).

The reconnection region is separated into two inflow regions and two outflow regions by four separatrices together with the X-line.

In addition, previous studies have been focused on Latin American or Asian countries, which are known as high FDI inflow regions and have experienced high economic growth.

The two inflow regions are at top and bottom, while the exhaust regions (where accelerated electrons can be expelled) are at the left and right sides of the plot.

The reduced inflow in the region of the rotor disk where blade vortex interaction noise originates is determined to be the cause of the increase in noise.

The Río de la Plata estuary represents the greatest freshwater inflow to the region, discharging on average 2.4×104 m3/s [104], and is one of the few geographical features (i.e., Valdés Península, the Northpatagonic Gulfs, and the Magallanes Strait) that influence water circulation at a regional scale [107].