Sentence examples for random flight from inspiring English sources

Thomson subsequently formulated a random flight model which satisfies the well-mixed condition for inhomogeneous Gaussian turbulence.

So a random flight of corvids – at liberty once more – grasped the notion of a "meta-tool", applied an abstract idea and matched complex cognition and behavioural innovation.

Recently, much progress has been made in understanding how to formulate correctly random flight models for particle trajectories in such inhomogeneous turbulent flows.

Thomson showed that random flight models which satisfy the wellmixed condition (i.e. give the correct steady-state distribution of particles in phase space) are essentially correct.

In the present work we match the biased hierarchical continuous-time random flight (HCTRF) on a regular lattice (based on hierarchical waiting-time distribution) and the extreme event theory (EVT).

It is further suggested that when predicting particle dispersion in strongly inhomogeneous turbulent flows, it may not be necessary to devise random flight models which satisfy the well-mixed condition for more realistic (i.e. non-Gaussian) probability distribution functions of turbulent velocity fluctuations.

The narrator's friend is named Nina, though she is here nicknamed Butterfly, because, one supposes, she is lovely, and comes and goes in apparently random flights.

It's made four CES trips, three to CEDIA, a few E3s and countless random flights around the country.

Today I can see that my random flights of inspiration sometimes need not only intention but also attention.

He argues that Pound was incapable of sustained thought and "at the mercy of random flights of 'angelic insight,' an Icarian self-indulgence of prejudice which is not checked by a total view to which it could be subordinated".

It is suggested that the orientation flights of honeybees can be understood within the context of such an optimal cooperative random Lévy flight searching strategy.