Sentence examples for strong airflow from inspiring English sources

In this paper we address the problem of autonomously localizing multiple gas/odor sources in an indoor environment without a strong airflow.

This work describes the design and experimental results of an algorithm, designed to localize a gas source in an indoor environment with no strong airflow by using an autonomous agent.

Air assisted orchard sprayers are characterized by a strong airflow that carries the pesticide droplets to the target canopy and assist in moving the plant parts to allow deposition throughout the whole tree.

To further confirm the stereotypic spatial clustering of the strong airflow off responses in the α' lobes, we used two previously characterized GAL4 lines that drive expression of transgenes in different subgroups of α'/β' neurons.

This means that the MB is continuously receiving a very strong airflow input while the fly is in a natural environment, and suggests that activation related to airflow must play an important role in the normal function of the MB.

Prodromou, meanwhile, is working on eradicating the flaws in the McLaren car design, focusing on the frontal aerodynamics and creating the strong airflows around the car into the area around the rear wheels and floor that are so critical to performance - and where Red Bull have traditionally excelled.

Because vigorous advection occurs above the TP, strong seasonal airflow occurs from the Indian Ocean toward the TP.

In the air carbon arc cutting (CAC) process, the molten metal generated by the electric arc is swept off by a strong dry airflow rate of 700 to 1000 l/min and a working pressure up to 6 kg/cm2.

However, the irritant substances may be transported by the rapid and strong inspiratory airflow, and a muco-ciliary transport from NPh to the hypopharynx, from where they may provoke reflex swallowing or cough.

When the strongest ascending airflow of ST-Sarika eyewall was above FKS UT 12 00 (Sunset) of Oct 18, the extent of electron density profile anomaly in the F2 layer was the largest with the maximum of 0.8 ∗ 106 e/cm3, and the electrons in the F2 layer above 350-km altitude disappeared.

However, even the α' lobe and the β+β' lobes, that showed strong responses to airflow off on average, had a large proportion of airflow-responding areas (around 40%) that were highly on-selective, further suggesting that the response selectivity in these lobes is highly heterogeneous.