Sentence examples for sinking rate from inspiring English sources

Its sinking rate, determined from the flow required for stabilization, changed from 37.2 to 3.3 mm/s over this time.

The range of Reynolds number (based on the cylinder diameter and the uniform sinking rate of the cylinder) considered here is between 1 and 40 with Darcy number (Da) in the range 10−6⩽Da⩽1.5 and porosity in the range 0.629⩽ε⩽0.999.

Thus, hands-on experiences appear to have negatively impacted performance, leading participants to make more systematic mistakes when predicting the sinking rate of real objects.

When asked to predict the sinking rate of objects, we found that participants who were handed real-life objects made more mistakes than participants who viewed static images.

By 1 30, however, the sinking rate of the front section increased until Titanic reached a down angle of about ten degrees.

It appears that hands-on experiences solidified systematic mistakes about how an object's heaviness relates to its sinking rate.

No relationship between colony size and sinking rates was observed.

Particle sinking rates were compared to correlations from the literature for uniform cylindrical objects.

The sinking rates of pelagic sediment grains are extremely slow because they ordinarily are no larger than several micrometres.

Sinking rates averaged 189 m d−1, strongly suggesting that giant colonies could only persist in shallow, turbulent environments.

Using different phytoplankton parameterizations with regards to growth strategies, light requirements, sinking rates, and food quality, we examined the dynamics induced in planktonic systems under varying zooplankton mortality/fish predation, light conditions, nutrient availability, and detritus food quality levels.