Sentence examples for junction angle from inspiring English sources

This surprising result thus allows for a design basis independent of the junction angle.

The results of this study indicate that the local scour depth increases with the depth averaged velocity and junction angle.

The model is first verified by experimental data for a 90° junction flow, then is used to investigate the effect of the junction angle on flow characteristics, such as velocity field, water depth and separation zone.

A comprehensive suite of morphological creek characteristics was extracted for 13 natural British saltmarshes, including: amplitude, length, sinuosity ratio, junction angle, width, depth, cross-sectional area, creek order, bifurcation ratio, drainage density, and drainage efficiency.

At least five different causes for the development of straight or obtuse junction angles are evident in the lower Brazos.

This drag limits the rate of grain boundary migration and leads to triple junction angles that differ substantially from their equilibrium value.

The application of generalizations about tributary junction angles, and of relevant theories, does not explain the unexpectedly high occurrence or the specific instances of barbed or straight junctions in the study area.

It is demonstrated that the way the area length dependent runoff function influences the stream power of the network yields a systematic downstream increase of the network's optimal junction angles.

Deposition of debris flows in the model occurs in 60% of cases due to a decrease in channel gradient, with deposition resulting from high stream junction angles being less common.

Specifically, our new method produces a normal velocity which depends on a positive multiple of the curvature of the interface plus the difference in bulk energy densities for prescribed junction angles.

We have monitored the grain boundary profile, triple junction angles and rate of grain boundary migration with and without triple junctions as a function of grain size, grain misorientation, direction of migration and temperature in a series of configurations designed to ensure steady-state migration.