Sentence examples for instability setting from inspiring English sources

These observations support the theory that the key role of the transverse motions is to act as the "clock" for the instability, setting the frequency of the oscillations while having a negligible direct effect on the actual heat release fluctuations.

This instability sets in motion a carefully paced narrative, guiding you through centuries of Greek history and allowing you to see the Parthenon with fresh eyes.

Using extensive atomistic simulation and theoretical analysis, this paper shows that the crystalline phase instability sets the ultimate limit for grain size reduction below which amorphization occurs.

When the easy money ran out inflation, unemployment and political instability set in.

Last season, late goalie instability set up the second-round loss to the Kings.

At large enough times, and before a stationary state is reached, numerical instabilities set in depending on the time-step size and initial conditions.

The previous procedure mentioned defines the critical conditions of the system before instability sets in.

In the limit of a very heavy flag, instability sets in as a resonant standing wave, while lighter flags exhibit flutter (convective) instability.

It is shown that the divergence-free ISPH method cannot maintain stability in certain situations although it is accurate before instability sets in.

This study shows that it can be predicted by a newly defined transient Marangoni number Ma, which incorporates the mode and rate of cooling, where a non-linear temperature profile develops continuously until instability sets in.

Finally, our work suggests that in wetted-wall tubes operated with high-density gas, the velocity at which the flooding instability sets in may be significantly lower than that above which there is liquid carry over, at the top of the tube, and this calls for increased caution in the definition of flooding.