Sentence examples for steep boundary from inspiring English sources

Numerical results show that the multigrid method with the HOC scheme on nonuniform grids almost gets as equally efficient convergence rate as on uniform grids and the computed solution on nonuniform grids retains fourth order accuracy while on uniform grids just gets very poor solution for very steep boundary layer or high local singularity problems.

The cusp and plasmasheet regions consist of one or two plasma discontinuities with steep boundaries.

Highest peaks Mount Everest and Kanchenjunga peak come under its upper catchments and its valley is confined by steep boundaries that separate it from the Yarlung Zangbo river to the north, the Mahananda river to the east, the Gandaki to the west and the Ganga to the south.

On the other hand, a steep wake boundary layer is formed with a negative inner product.

On the positive side of the wake, by contrast, the electric field E y component has a bipolar signature which maintains the steep wake boundary layer.

There appears a strong bipolar electric field due to the Hall effect with positive, which maintains the steep wake boundary layer.

The method is shown to be well suited for the simulation of lubrication flow between textured surfaces even in the presence of very steep pressure boundary layers.

The identical geochronological history of these eclogite populations and the absence of steep suture boundaries between the central and northern Slave craton suggest the lateral continuity of the mantle layer relatively rich in eclogites.

As a result the temperature gradient at the divertor plates becomes very steep and the boundary condition normally applied for the parallel Mach number M at the target, Mt = 1, cannot be satisfied.

The grass field at the intervention school was of triangular shape and a steep incline, with each boundary 95 m (bottom) × 105 m (top) × 90 m (left side) bordered by trees and bushes on the bottom and left boundaries.

The northern and northwestern boundaries of the forest are defined by steep hill slopes, the western boundary by a highway.