Sentence examples for scale of motion from inspiring English sources
In the previously discussed case of the sea-breeze circulation (section See THE SEA-BREEZE CIRCULATION ), the scale of motion was sufficiently small that the Coriolis effect could be neglected.
The upper horizontal axis shows the scale of motion corresponding to the spherical harmonic degree.
The slave arm motion is controlled at the same or reduced scale of motion of the master arm.
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Compared to the square plate (a) that has almost equal toroidal poloidal power, i.e., T/P ratio ({sim }1), the rectangular plate (b) shows increased T/P ratios at higher spherical harmonic degrees (i.e., finer scale of motion).
Figure 2 shows that the higher aspect ratio increases the toroidal/poloidal ratio, especially at high degrees of spherical harmonics (b, c and d in Fig. 2), and such increased toroidal/poloidal ratios occur at higher spherical harmonic degrees (i.e., finer scale of motion) for the smaller plate (c in Fig. 2).
The largest scales of motion are in the horizontal direction and form the basis for the general circulation of the atmosphere.
The course examines scales of motion; correlations and spectra; homogeneous turbulent flows; inhomogeneous shear flows; turbulent flows in pipes and channels; turbulent boundary layers; calculation methods for turbulent flows (Reynolds stress equations, LES, DNS); and current directions in turbulence research.
In the case of turbulent flows, such direct simulations require large computational meshes to capture enough scales of motion to accurately reproduce the dynamics of the flow.
In particular, we focus on large eddy simulation (LES) in which the large scales of motion are computed explicitly while the small or subgrid-scale motions are modeled.
"The scales of motion are much smaller" with waves, he said, and even if the wetland were overrun by storm surge, it would "attenuate waves very effectively," he added.
