Sentence examples for narrow throat from inspiring English sources

And the South China Sea, which joins the Indian and Pacific Oceans, is the narrow throat of our globalized economy.

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The simulation results indicate that both the bubble size and contact angle have significant impacts on the flow capacity of bubble and water, especially in a channel with a narrow throat.

Then we use this model to simulate bubble-water flow in both smooth capillary and a capillary with a narrow throat to systematically study the influences of contact angle, capillary pressure and bubble size on the flow behaviour.

Tight gas reservoirs have features of tiny pores, narrow throats and extremely low permeability.

The microcosmic heterogeneity in reservoirs is dominated by a high proportion of narrow throats.

The thermal granules are characterised by partly melted vitreous areas and large internal macropores that are connected via narrow throats.

The reason is that Pore-Scale software does not account for different gas flow regimes correction for very narrow throats.

As gas flows through very narrow throats of unconventional formations, the conventional fluid dynamic equation (Darcy's equation) cannot be used to estimate gas permeability.

For the most computationally difficult examples related to domains with narrow throats one can clearly see the advantages of the proposed method.

The sample that represents group (C), shows the highest cemented nature, accompanied with the tortuous confined pore spaces (blue color) between the grains, connected through narrow throats for flow, consequently the tight, turbulent flow regime with the highest turbulence factor is the prevailing conditions for this system at the higher flow rates.