Sentence examples for les with a from inspiring English sources

Through Large-eddy simulation (LES) with a three-dimensional immersed boundary method (IBM) atmospheric boundary layer flow in a hilly urban area was simulated to study turbulence and dispersion properties in and above the urban canopy.

A modified coherent dynamic eddy model of the Large Eddy Simulation (LES) with a pick-up function is used in the present study to simulate the sediment erosion and the deposition in a turbulent channel flow.

Large Eddy Simulation (LES) with a structured-mesh solver and immersed boundaries are first performed for an inert mixture undergoing the compression, to validate the simulation procedure against experimental results.

In the numerical simulations, large eddy simulation (LES) with a Power-Law model is applied to investigate the interaction between the moving flame and vortices induced by the obstacle.

Large eddy simulations (LES), with a range of different practical ground roughness lengths (z0=0.001 0.1 m), are used to compare near surface outflow features of a physically realistic cooling source downburst model, previously validated by meteorological observations, with those of the more commonly used transient impinging impulsive jet.

Hence, pneumodilatation of the LES (with a 30-mm balloon) was performed with immediate relief of the dysphagia symptoms.

But the Texan, rather than pronouncing "Le" with a French accent, stuck to Texan English and called it "Lee Car".

For example, 好了 haole is formed by a predicative core 好 hao 'good' followed by another particle 了 le that also has a predicative origin while 就是了 jiushile can be decomposed into three morphemes "就 jiu + 是 shi + 了 le" with a predicative core 是 shi 'be' modified by 就 jiu 'then' and followed by another particle 了 le.

Among RCTs in PN-fed patients, three trials [ 63- 65] compared a LCT + MCT + FO LE with an MCT + LCT LE, two trials [ 61, 62] compared a FO + LCT LE with a LCT LE and one trial [ 66] compared a FO + OO LE with an OO-containing LE.

The Resilience domain was the most sensitive to differences in OSC and LE, with a significant gradient in the majority of the sub-domains.

In other words, the negative impact on HRQoL of an undesirable LE with a weight of 50 LCUs will be greater than the corresponding positive effect on HRQoL of having a desirable event with the same weight.