Sentence examples for it turbulence from inspiring English sources

Well, I call it turbulence, most people didn't even notice anything had happened.

The threat signaled by the presence of a primate, be it turbulence in Kahlo's life or herpes B viruses in ours, remains uncharted.

It generates turbulence around the meat, so smoke is constantly bombarding it, a process that may impart more flavour.

It is turbulence in the boundary layer that is responsible for the dramatic drop in the drag coefficient for both spheres and cylinders that occurs, as can be seen from Figure 16, when the Reynolds number is about 3 × 105.

A brutal war went on and on -- went on longer even than that other great milestone, World War II -- and brought with it social turbulence unlike anything since the Depression.

Air bubbling is the simplest way to supply molecular oxygen; moreover, it provides turbulence, which assists mass transfer [40, 41].

Platooning vehicles can save the trailing vehicles a lot of energy, and the front one benefits too because it decreases turbulence left in a large vehicle's wake, which negatively impacts aerodynamics.

It estimates turbulence structure over hills (except on the lee side if recirculation is present) in the so-called outer layer and also models the changes in turbulence statistics in the vicinity roughness changes.

Agitation speed (Fig. 5) plays an important role in adsorption studies because it promotes turbulence, frequency of collision and improves mass transfer in the medium between the two phases (Larous et al. 2005).

When the program was first introduced, it generated turbulence for merchant importers in Vietnam.

Mix the salt with the warmed flour, stir in the yeast, pour in the liquid, stir the batter very well and vigorously – see Walter Banfield's memorable hint about attacking it with "vivacious turbulence" – until it is smooth and elastic.