Sentence examples for mixing causes from inspiring English sources

Second, mixing causes motion of algae cells across the optical gradient.

While the mixture fraction and temperature fields show fairly smooth spatial and temporal variations, the sensitivity of naphthalene to turbulent mixing causes large inhomogeneities in the precursor fields, which in turn generate even stronger intermittency in the soot fields.

In case of a cylinder of small length-to-height ratio (B/D=1.0), just Strouhal number increases slightly and for large (B/D=2.5), enhanced turbulent mixing causes reattachment of separated shear flow on the cylinder side.

"Too much mixing causes problems," Orban claimed during the speech. .

Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban told a crowd in Budapest on Tuesday that "ethnic homogeneity" is key for economic success, and that "too much mixing causes problems".

The carbon dioxide dissolves into the dough, and either escapes, or expands the air bubbles in the dough that were there from mixing causes dough to get bigger!

When the flow rate is sufficiently high, mixing caused by the impingement of streams is almost complete, rendering the mixing in the branched channels unnecessary.

For example, material composition fluctuations involving valence band mixing cause up to 40% polarization anisotropy, even in highly symmetrical QDs [18].

However, an underperformance of mixing caused by the high viscosity of 10 mPas was observed in absorptive liquids (40 cm− 1).

Therefore, the reported uncertainties are primarily due to the use of macrodispersivity to represent mixing caused by small-scale velocity field variations.

This gene mixing caused prominent evolutionary biologists to conclude that the microbial tree of life was more like a bunch of intertwined vines and that ancestries would be difficult, if not impossible, to untangle (Science, 1 May 1998, p. 672).