Sentence examples for more stable boundary from inspiring English sources

An interpolation algorithm is developed for more stable boundary conditions with easier implementation procedure.

This suppression can limit the development of the boundary layer and results in a more stable boundary layer.

The nighttime images were found to be more representative of air temperature at other times than the daytime images, due to a more stable boundary layer, with lower wind speeds and temperature inversion at night.

The boundaries between polities were not stable, being subject to the effects of alliances and wars; those kuchkabaloob with more centralised forms of government were likely to have had more stable boundaries than those of loose confederations of provinces.

Each LGA contains one or more SLAs and LGA boundaries are more stable compared with SLA boundaries.

The development of a significant mesoscale convective complex can send out a large enough outflow boundary to weaken the cyclone as the tropical cyclone center moves into the more stable air mass behind the leading edge of thunderstorm outflow, or outflow boundary.

Compared with the coherent twinning boundary, these interfaces are more stable.

When an outflow boundary moves into a more stable low level environment, such as into a region of cooler air or over regions of cooler water temperatures out at sea, it can lead to the development of an undular bore.

It is found that a smaller width for fixed length will produce more stable flutter response, while the thermal loads degrade the flutter boundary and result in a more complex evolution of dynamic motions.

Peak numbers of bison migrating to the western boundary occurred during May and were smaller and more stable (mean  = 286.4; sd  = 163.9; range: 98 616).

Although vector and host abundances can vary with annual weather fluctuations, the geographic range boundaries of vector and host species are typically more stable and are linked to longer-term climate patterns [32].