Sentence examples for speed arises from inspiring English sources

The problem of simulating the motion of evolving surfaces with junctions according to some curvature-dependent speed arises in a number of applications.

No microwave discharge is observed, indicating that the enhanced flame speed arises from microwave energy deposited directly into the reaction zone through coupling to the weakly ionized gas in that region.

Second order (or twice per revolution) forced vibrations are excited by the weight of the rotor and the problem of secondary critical speed, at half of the normal critical speed, arises.

Head-wave speed arises naturally in the CTM simulation, but the current version of the queue model is unable to estimate it dynamically as this would require an iterative process.

Farmer and co-workers [ 12, 14] were the first to implement the original mathematical model and confirmed that a supracritical reaction network that keeps growing with accelerating speed arises above a certain catalytic probability P c.

However, we have observed the existence of a difference in amplitude at high wind speed arising from the different assumptions adopted in this work.

These phenotypes are likely due to the moderately reduced pharyngeal pumping speed arising from the impairment of MC activity.

The fact that everyday road users have to be asked to share information regarding their movements and speeds arises privacy issues that have to be addressed.

Its advantage is the speed that arises from parallelism.

Mr. Jasper of Sonic.net says the history of computing shows us that "no matter how much storage we have or how fast the computing processing speed or network connection speed, applications arise to utilize them".

It is a particularly good fit to mean wind speed data arising from a wind climate dominated by temperate depressions.