Sentence examples for multiple shocks and from inspiring English sources

The arrival time of multiple shocks and the time lag between them is examined in the paper with the support of energy balance equation for variable flow processes.

Our objective is to perform experiments to investigate the turbulent mixing at material interfaces when subject to multiple shocks and reshocks or high-speed shear.

The numerical experiments have demonstrated the accuracy and the capability of the new scheme to capture complex interactions of multiple shocks and vortices.

The results show that households face multiple shocks and that FPES are the most widely used coping strategy used by households facing idiosyncratic shocks, by households, followed by kinship.

With fast-growing megacities such as Lagos, Jakarta, Seoul and Nairobi among the 37 revealed today in a joint launch in the Kenyan capital and Washington DC, the multimillion dollar programme looks to be tackling the most ambitious and difficult aspects of "building resilience" (a phrase describing the process of discovering how multiple shocks and stresses are interlinked and related).

The quotient of frustration tends to be highest in countries that have a large population of educated young men who have undergone multiple shocks and displacements in their transition to modernity and yet find themselves unable to fulfil the promise of self-empowerment.

Police officers, he said, should take precautions when using the weapons and avoid multiple shocks, prolonged shocks and shocks to the chest.

For example, Nagatsuma et al. (2015) estimated that the solar wind speed of 960 km/s and southward interplanetary magnetic field Bz of −50 nT continuing for 5 h drove the main phase of the March 1989 storm, whereas Lakhina and Tsurutani (2016) indicated that the interplanetary driver of the March 1989 storm included multiple shocks, multiple sheaths, and multiple magnetic clouds.

The thermal states of flow particles at different initial locations are tracked and analyzed; and the mechanism for the development of multiple shock waves and detonation waves is discussed.

In this paper, emphasis is placed on the development of weight functions applicable to compressible flows exhibiting large scale separated vortical flows, vortex vortex and vortex surface interactions, separated shear layers and multiple shocks of different intensities.

In cases of ARs where there are multiple CMEs and multiple shocks, the shocks can 'pump up' sheath magnetic field intensities.