Sentence examples for spherical envelope from inspiring English sources

It proposes an optimal solution, with spherical mirrors on a spherical envelope, which is compared to the heliostat-axis paraboloid.

The flame transition showed that along the flow direction, the drop flame initially located ahead of the drop, became a spherical envelope flame, then moved behind the drop, and finally burned as a wake flame.

The second is a cell model in which the spherical porous particle is placed in a spherical envelope of fluid whose diameter is chosen so that the overall bed porosity is conserved.

An enhanced spring-mass stiffness model was proposed, which was based on the supposition that the transverse shear stress under preload satisfies conical and spherical envelope, to predict the stiffness of the single-lap single-bolt composite joint with considering assembly gap and gap shimming.

But, this method does not take into account the anisotropy of field evaporation and gives exact results assuming a spherical envelope of the tip shape.

Due to the spherical symmetry of the microsphere the propagating EM waves with incident angles between θ in and θ in  + dθ in produce on the microsphere surface a narrow spherical envelope with an area {dS}_{sphere}=2pi {R}^2 sin {theta}_{in} d{theta}_{in} (2).

Preliminary experiments to derive aerosol deposition rate on a flat plate and the maximum feasible liquid mass that may be accumulated on a near-spherical envelope are briefly described.

Its spherical, enveloped capsid has a diameter of ≈50 nm and contains single-stranded RNA that encodes the capsid (C), envelope (E), and premembrane (prM) proteins, as well as 7 nonstructural proteins that likely contribute to viral replication.

In this second stage, a nearly cylindrical stem forms at the orifice that lengthens as the bubble rises above the plate, and this stems feeds an almost spherical gas envelope stituated at the stem upper end.

The volatiles of bagasse particles burned in spherical and transparent envelope flames.

The triangles are thin layers of VO x with an interplanar spacing of 3.75 Å as shown in Fig. 4. Observed at higher magnification, the layers were found to be envelopes containing spherical nano-particles with an average size of 6 nm.