Sentence examples for longer turbulent from inspiring English sources

The experience also made her wonder what might happen on a longer turbulent flight.

Even though Poland is now a member of NATO and the E.U., Germany is reunited and the Soviet Union no longer exists, this turbulent and complex triangular relationship continues to fester.

If he can no longer play that role, turbulent times lie ahead.

The scientists begin by assuming that particles with lower energies take longer to travel through turbulent magnetic fields, much like a lazy moth takes longer to cross a windy valley than a quick bee.

(4) Inadequate sampling of low frequency/large scale turbulent motions : Turbulent transport at larger spatial/longer temporal scales not captured by typical half-hourly averaging times at a single tower have been shown to cause a systematic underestimation of sensible and latent heat fluxes on the order of 30% (Finnigan et al., 2003; Leuning et al., 2012; Mauder and Foken, 2006 ).

The autoignition time in the turbulent flows in longer than the ignition delay time of stagnant homogeneous mixtures and this implies that the heat losses due to mixture fraction gradients associated with mixture inhomogeneities increase the autoignition time.

The single currency may no longer face an existential threat from turbulent bond markets, but it seems unlikely to endure if membership crucifies economies.

Developing individual leaders remains important but it is no longer sufficient in these new and turbulent times; our focus has to change – and fast.

Their study revealed that the vapor-plasma expansion is much more like regular mushroom cloud for longer pulses, whereas it is more turbulent for the shorter pulses.

However, in some applications the required volume flow of fluid is so large, that turbulent flow can no longer be avoided.

The waters may be cold and turbulent but I am no longer holding onto a 'job' branch out of the water.