Sentence examples for loss velocity from inspiring English sources
The conductivity and maximum weight loss velocity temperature of PANI/MoS2-38 sarele are 2.38 S cm−1 and 353 °C, respectively.
Three objective functions; the head loss, velocity uneven distribution, and discharge uneven distribution; were adopted to evaluate the overall performance of the inlet/outlet diffusion segment.
The flame stability limit was sufficiently wide to include the design operation conditions of an equivalence ratio of 0.55 and air mass flow rate of 0.15 g/s, and the dominant factors affecting the limit were clarified as the heat loss and velocity balance between the burning velocity and the premixture flow velocity at the porous plate.
C. C. Sabathia's loss of velocity has been well documented.
Santana does that by dominating the inside corner with his fastball, although there are minor concerns about how a loss in velocity contributed to a slump late last season.
His rustiness against K.C. doesn't bother me as much as the whispers of a permanent loss of velocity.
Harvey has work to do in summoning the snap in his slider, to rediscover his command, to make the on the fly adjustments that Jacob deGrom has done when facing a similar loss in velocity.
Earlier this season, when Hughes was flummoxed by a mysterious loss of velocity (eventually attributed to shoulder inflammation), he went away from his fastball because he lost confidence in its effectiveness.
The flow field is visualized and critical flow parameters, such as the head loss, the velocity magnitude and turbulence intensity, are calculated.
For the same electronic energy loss, the velocity of the incident ion could affect the energy and spatial distribution of excited electrons, and therefore effectively modify the diameter of the ion track.
The results (the comparison between the biological swine bones and the non-biological model bones) in regard to the following points are absolutely equal: the loss of velocity and energy after striking bone, bone fragmentation, bullet deformation, and the penetrating wound channel.
