Sentence examples for mean pressure pattern from inspiring English sources

Differences between the conditionally sampled pressure pattern and the time-averaged mean pressure pattern are observed and discussed.

On the horizontal roof, this particular pattern of flow separation is not obviously observed in the time-averaged mean wind pressure pattern but is revealed by the conditional sampling technique which captures the wind pressure distribution during the generation of a peak uplifting force on the roof.

Previous work suggests these SLP patterns may relate to the NPO (Rogers 1981), and that this meridional pressure pattern may relate to the mean position of rain front and affect the early-summer hydrological climate in northeast Japan.

The results shown in Table 2 indicate that those patients randomized to ingest ≥1 medications at bedtime experienced significantly better nighttime blood pressure control as expressed by the enhanced reduction of the sleep time blood pressure mean and increased sleep time relative blood pressure decline toward a more dipping blood pressure pattern.

The similar storm rhythms seen around the North Atlantic may mean that the overall pattern is driven by slow cycles in a pole-girdling wind and pressure pattern called the Arctic oscillation, which in turn could be caused by cycles of solar activity, they said.

Mean sea level pressure was 1mbar below average in the Western Isles and 1mbar above across East Anglia and Southeast England, a pressure pattern that drove the frequent mild south-westerly flows across the British Isles.

Mean pressure coefficient = Mean pressure 1 12 2 ρ v 2 (1).

This flow pattern results in very small mean pressures near the upper frontal corner, low r.m.s pressures on the bottom wall and a higher Strouhal number.

Mean and RMS pressure coefficients on the center meridian and the overall pressure patterns of domes were calculated for comparative study.

Simultaneously plantar pressure patterns were measured.

This means pressure for the replacement homes to be built in the cheaper parts of London, probably largely following and extending the present eastward pattern of new supply.