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where dI str/d∆p represents the streaming current dependence to the pressure difference ∆p between the ends of the capillary in the measuring cell, η is the viscosity, ε is relative permittivity, ε 0 is the permittivity of the free space, and L and A are the length and the rectangular cross section of the capillary, respectively.

The cross-stream dependence of the conditional scalar dissipation is determined from 6000-shot, line-imaging meaturementselectedected locations.

There is no noticeable conditional cross-stream dependence downstream, while care needs to be taken in interpretation of the upstream results near the nozzle.

The cross-stream dependence of reactive scalars, which is most significant in the near field of the jet flame, is attributed to radial differences in both convective and local time scales of the flow.

The cross-stream dependence of conditional means of temperature and species concentration is found to be significant in the lifted flame region of the swirled flames and decreases to negligible levels with increasing streamwise position.

The cross-stream dependence of conditional reactive scalars, which is most notable at the lifted flame base and decreases to negligible levels with increasing streamwise positions, could be attributed to radial differences in both the Damköhler number and the level of partial premixing.

Long records of 6000 single-point samples at each of several selected locations in flame D are used to quantify the cross-stream (radial) dependence of conditional statistics of measured scalars.

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Mr. Bajnai conceded that by supporting the South Stream project, Hungary's dependence on Russian gas would increase, not decrease.

The dependence of stream-wise displacement on mass and damping is explored.

This apparent scale-dependence of stream chemistry could be explained by a number of environmental factors which vary predictably with altitude, catchment area and distance downstream most notably, a shift in surficial sediment type from unsorted till and peat wetlands to fine sorted sediments at lower altitudes in this catchment.