Sentence examples for interaction between the wave from inspiring English sources
Power absorption often relies upon a resonant interaction between the wave and plasma.
The interaction between the wave motion and the structural response is explained using the separation of variables method.
Due to the complex interaction between the wave, seabed and pile group; prediction of the scour depth is not an easy task and the available empirical formulas have limited accuracy.
The resonant behavior causes the system to exhibit negative effective mass, and this interaction between the wave motion and the resonant aggregates results in the attenuation of the applied dynamic loading.
A mathematical model for the dynamics of such a device is presented, which incorporates the fluid structure interaction between the wave and the buoy, and the structural interactions between the beams and the teeth.
A causal relationship between the ENSO-induced broadband atmospheric waves, such as Rossby, Kelvin, and gravity waves (Dunkerton 1997; Baldwin et al. 2001), and interaction between the waves and background mean fields has been proposed (e.g., Lindzen and Holton 1968; Das and Pan 2016; Newman et al. 2016).
As for the interaction between the rarefaction wave and the shock wave, we may see [14, 21] or other related results.
The acquired results show that the attenuation of blast wave is caused by the interaction between the elastic wave motion and the resonant particles.
In the latter, the interaction between the blast wave and the irregularities of the ground (hills, buildings, trees) limits the area damaged, but on the ocean, the wave propagates until it runs into something.
The boundary element method (BEM) is a main method for analyzing the interactions between the waves and the marine structures.
The operation of an OWC device involves complex hydrodynamic interactions between the waves and the device and a good understanding of these interactions is essential for the design of hydrodynamically efficient and structurally stable devices.
