Sentence examples for motion and particle from inspiring English sources

These are useful in the simulation of ciliary beats, flagellar motion, and particle suspensions.

The algorithms for particle injection, particle loading, particle motion, and particle tracking are presented.

Boundary conditions and the algorithms for injection, particle loading, particle motion, and particle tracking are implemented for unstructured Delaunay grids.

The algorithms for injection, particle loading, particle motion, and particle tracking are parallelized for unstructured tetrahedral grids.

The implementation of this method in a Particle-In-Cell (PIC) code was verified with newly formulated test cases which include two-particle motion and particle dynamics in a magnetic mirror.

The research that supports Territory's work includes motion and particle theory as applied to digital technology, Japanese art and craft patterns, architecture, sculpture, and installations for modular symmetry of form, jellyfish, and the movement of sand, dust, and magnetic filaments.

Taking into account the increase in thermal conductivity of the nanofluid, other factors such as chaotic movement of nanoparticles, Brownian motion, and particles' migration must also be considered in the interpretation of heat transfer performance of nanofluids [35].

Nield and Kuznestov [[21]] and Kuznestov and Nield [[22]] considered laminar convective nanofluid boundary layer flow in a porous medium, with Brownian motion and thermophoresis particle deposition effects and simple boundary conditions.

Using the immersed free surface model along with immersed boundary method and level set method, the present method leads to a three-way coupling of the fluid flow, the free surface motion and the particle motion.

Differences between actual fluid motion and bubble/tracer particle motion, and the effects of the bubbles themselves on the fluid motion, are complex questions that are beyond the scope of this paper, especially in the realm of non-uniform pulsating flow that we see here.

James G. Brasseur, a professor of mechanical engineering at Penn State, and other researchers have devised a virtual stomach, a computer simulation of the gastric motions, stresses and particle breakdown that come about as the belly contracts.