Sentence examples for smallest time scale from inspiring English sources

We use adaptive time scales where forces are evaluated only on relevant particles instead of evaluating forces on all the particles at the smallest time scale.

The time-stepping error is less than 1% for a non-dimensional time step of 132 —which may be several times larger than the smallest time scale.

It is shown how the selection of two sampling intervals, at the level of the smallest time scale of the control system, can be used to improve the design and efficiency of the control algorithm.

In addition, we consider only particles whose aerodynamic response time (widetilde {t}_{p}) is significantly smaller than the smallest time scale of the flow (widetilde {t}_{f}), so that the particle Stokes number (St = widetilde {t}_{p} / widetilde {t}_{f} ll O(1)) (Raju and Meiburg 1995).

The numerical simulation of a system exhibiting a broad range of time scales can be very expensive because the time discretization will in general need to resolve the smallest time scale, and the simulation will have to extend over many times the longest time scale.

After the transition, the smallest time scales of the turbulence were smaller than the τCB values.

The scheme is stable when the time step is as large as 10 μs, which is about three to five orders of magnitude larger than the smallest time scales in various tests considered.

For low turbulence, when the smallest time scales of the turbulence τK were larger than the τCB values, the hot kernel/turbulence interaction occurred after the initiation of the chemical reactions.

A new fatigue crack growth formulation at the small time scale is proposed in this paper.

Therefore, in order to make use of the channel feedback, faster scheduling (at a much smaller time scale) is required.

Water, formaldehyde and methane are produced on a much smaller time scale than dimethyl ether and the olefins.