Sentence examples for producing velocity from inspiring English sources

Upstream excitation was provided by a loudspeaker producing velocity oscillation amplitudes of about 8% of the mean flow velocity.

Though this improvement appears to be but a slight modification to their original algorithm, the error encountered when attempting to satisfy the incompressibility constraint is reduced dramatically (by a factor of 1011), producing velocity fields which are divergence-free to within machine precision.

A drop weight impact tester, Imatek IM10T-20 ITS, capable of producing velocities up to 20 m/s coupled with a high-speed camera (Phantom), was used to capture video images of the impact.

The numerically produced velocity and pressure fields appear to converge to the corresponding (transient) analytical solutions in the maximum norm.

In this work, the method of Particle Image Velocimetry has been used to produce velocity maps of the complex flow above a small, square-sided fluidised bed.

The performance is tested using synthetic images designed to evaluate the precision of the produced velocity field for various settings as well as the ability to capture sharp features characteristic of experimental tectonics.

Two of the five analyzed methods (namely M3 and M4), which involved measurements of the time of sound wave propagation through samples of the same material with varied thickness, produced velocity values most consistent with published data.

We propose a judgment procedure with three steps: a static force analysis in the whole motion space, a kinematic analysis that finds the active constraint space wherein the top plate can produce velocity and a static force analysis in this active constraint space.

The three-dimensional Rossby Centre Ocean model (RCO) for the Baltic Sea (described in Meier et al. 2003) produced velocity fields in hindcast mode for 25 years (1981 2005) with a horizontal resolution of 3.7 km (2 nm), a vertical resolution of 3 12 m, and a temporal resolution of 6 h.

Instead of producing high velocity burning fragments like conventional white phosphorus weapons used to in the past, M825A1 rounds of the kind identified as being fired by Israeli forces produce what he called a "series of large slower burning wedges which fall from the sky", said Neil Gibson, technical adviser to Jane's Missiles and Rockets.

PVPs operate by sensing tracer movement on the probe surface, producing apparent velocities from two detectors.