Sentence examples for split velocity from inspiring English sources

A split velocity concept is employed to link the interferences of adjacent pressure nodes and eliminate the pressure wiggle problem.

The total mass flux is kept unchanged in the split velocity field, as in the original velocity field determined from the momentum equations, which implies the consistency of the pressure correction process.

In order to verify the accuracy and robustness of the proposed method we compare the results between this splitting velocity-pressure algorithm and the coupled one.

For the induced steady Stokes equation, a projection method is used to split it into velocity and pressure.

SCC specimens were prepared and tested for compressive strength, pulse velocity, split tensile strength and flexural strength.

Initial conditions for split ratio, gas velocity, initial oven temperature and oven ramp rate are given by method translation from a similar method on a standard 0.25 mm internal diameter column with the same phase.

Moreover, it can be split to obtain velocity-free controllers with finite-time convergence for the cases of translation-only or rotation-only control.

We have developed an efficient, parallel computational method for solving generalized Stokes flow problems that arise when operator splitting of the velocity and pressure fields is used in Newton's method for solution of nonlinear, steady-state flow problems.

To treat the time dependence and inhomogeneities in the incompressibility constraint introduced by the presence of deforming boundaries, we introduce a nontrivial splitting of the velocity field into vortical and potential components to eliminate the inhomogeneous terms in the constraint and a generalization of the BCG algorithm to treat time-dependent constraints.

Large animals like bears and elk require a rifle, preferably with high velocity or split point ammo, whereas it's nearly impossible to yield a perfect pelt on a small critter without using the Varmint Rifle.

The disturbance velocity is split into a nearly-convected part and a nearly-sonic part, obeying weakly coupled equations.