Sentence examples for relatively turbulent from inspiring English sources

The Tuesday stage followed a relatively turbulent "rest day" on Monday, which brought news of the first positive drug test of this year's Tour.

While the rest of the big tech companies are experiencing relatively turbulent times, Google put the numbers on the table today to prove that they are going strong.

When the rotating speed is sufficiently high, rotating disk electrode (RDE) could also generate transition and relatively turbulent flows.

Lindauer (1975) notes that, although this claim is to be judged as one made out of simple ignorance of the facts on the part of Tacitus, he was not entirely wrong, as he made the judgement based on a comparison with the relatively turbulent Mediterranean region of his day.

In the study of Baudinette and Schmidt-Nielsen [4], it is possible that the conditions of the wind tunnel, namely the small test section that was only slightly wider than the birds' wingspan, and the relatively turbulent flow of air, resulted in elevated MR during gliding, and during the measurements the birds often extend their feet to land (B. Pinshow, personal observations).

When the porosity is greater than 40%, there is no re-circulation flow behind the fence due to the strong bleed flow, the Reynolds shear stress is nearly negligible in the entire near-wake region and relatively small turbulent kinetic energies are concentrated in the region just behind the fence (x/H<0.5).

It allowed Lawley, 60 last month, to extend her career well beyond those of many of her contemporaries and secured the future of the programme following the relatively brief and turbulent tenure of Michael Parkinson.

Lawrence H. Summers resigned yesterday as president of Harvard University after a relatively brief and turbulent tenure of five years, nudged by Harvard's governing corporation and facing a vote of no confidence from the influential Faculty of Arts and Sciences.

In summer, the prevailing winds are light, moving in a nearly constant direction and the atmosphere is relatively free of turbulent and convective motions (Byrne et al., 1993).

Sites grouped in impaired and moderately impaired categories had greater impact from anthropogenic activities and were characterized by relatively open vegetation, turbulent flow, input from solid waste, washing activities along the stream banks and urban runoff and municipal effluents.

A low Pr number fluid flow, such as liquid-metals, has relatively less than turbulent heat transport capability because of the liquid-metals' high thermal conductivity and its very large thermal boundary layer.