Sentence examples for stretch yielding from inspiring English sources

Flames studied were sensitive to stretch, yielding unstretched/stretched laminar burning velocity ratios of 0.6 1.25 for conditions well away from quenching conditions (e.g., Karlovitz numbers; Ka⩽0.5).

The back seat has received a thorough  stretch, yielding nearly five more inches of much-needed rear legroom.

The music itself, with slashingly aggressive, dissonant stretches yielding to softly contemplative interludes, echoes the film's editing rhythms and quick-shifting visuals.

These experimental data were analyzed using the nonlinear relation between the stretched flame speed and stretch rate, yielding laminar flame speeds that agree well with data determined from alternate flame configurations.

For spherically expanding laminar flames the stretched laminar burning velocity, un, varied linearly with the Karlovitz stretch factor, yielding Markstein numbers that depend on the mixture composition.

This implies that the synthesis limits are very sensitive to the fuel equivalence ratio variation for the high stretch rate conditions, yielding a lot of impurities and soot rather than MWCNTs.

As the fuel concentration further increases, this weak flame isola merges with the weakly stretched flame branch yielding three kinds of flame regimes.

Perhaps with chaos explanation we should either search for a process yielding the "stretching and folding" in the dynamics (causal form of explanation) or we should search for the common properties such behavior exhibits (unification form of explanation) underlying the behavior of the nonlinear systems of interest.

The Way ascends through a gap between Ballygobban and Shielstown Hills, yielding views stretching from Lugnaquilla to Keadeen Mountain and beyond to Eagle Hill and the Castlecomer Plateau.

While they were at it, VW engineers stretched the W concept further, yielding a 450-horsepower W-12 for the Audi A8 (coming to the United States in 2005), a twin-turbocharged 552-horsepower version of the same engine for the Bentley Continental GT and a no-complexity-barred W-16 for the Bugatti Veyron 16.4.

For these conditions, both measured and predicted ratios of unstretched-to-stretched laminar burning velocities varied linearly with flame stretch (represented by the Karlovitz number), yielding constant Markstein numbers for particular reactant conditions.