Sentence examples for moved further downstream from inspiring English sources

While inlet fuel injection promotes robust burning of combustor-injected fuel, premature ignition upon the inlet in flight suggests these injectors should be moved further downstream.

It can be seen that the scour depth increased significantly as the spoiler height and incoming flow velocity increased (see, Fig. 5); besides, the deepest point of the scour hole moved further downstream.

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The location with the maximum turbulence intensity in the downstream profile also moves further downstream for a rough hill.

As the Reynolds number increases, the maximum value of axial velocity moves further downstream, because the increase of axial momentum transports the generated turbulence in the flow direction.

Co-transcriptional splicing of dystrophin gene was first reported by Tennyson et al [45] in which the authors observed that "spliced transcript accumulates first at the 5' end of the gene and at progressively later times as one moves further downstream from the muscle promoter" over a time period consistent with co-transcriptional splicing.

As observed previously in the control series [11], reinitiation occurred efficiently when the stop codon was moved up to 24 nt downstream of its original placement but was abolished when the stop was moved further (Figure 5A).

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As the competition to accommodate the Permian has moved ever-further downstream, it has now resulted in a growing conflict on the southern Texas Gulf Coast to be the first facility to build out new capacity to land and load the largest classes of oil tankers - so-called Very Large Crude Carriers, or VLCCs - and send them back out to sea.

But it should move further.

We need to move further and faster".