Sentence examples for studied the wake from inspiring English sources
They then studied the wake left by the bats' fluttering wings.
Among other things, when the engineers studied the wake of the prototype they found that it closely resembled the wakes of the robotuna and of living tropical fish (Danios).
Large Eddy Simulations (LES) are performed in order to study the wake and power characteristics of a horizontal-axis wind turbine in a wind tunnel.
A series of tests has been performed on a flapping airfoil in a subsonic wind tunnel to study the wake structure for different sets of mean angle of attack, plunging amplitude and reduced frequency.
"Once we determine the most efficient flapping motion on the Charles," said Mr. Czarnowski, "we want to bring the boat back to the MIT Testing Tank to study the wake so we know what an efficient wake looks like". Future work includes designing a flipper system that allows for maneuvering as well as propulsion.
"It's never going to be the same as it is in free air, but we're just trying to get as close as we can to that". The initial task was to study the wake - the airflow behind the car - and see if it could be made more benign to a car behind.
By modeling Winter's movements in 3D and studying the wake patterns she created while wearing her prosthetic, the researchers found that only the downstroke of Winter's fluke helped propel her forward; the upward motion of her fluke generated mostly drag.
On the other hand, the classical Dirichlet problem for basic Hessian equations has been well studied in the wake of fundamental papers by Caffarelli et al. [1] and Ivochkina [9], with further key developments by several authors, including Krylov [20] and related papers and Trudinger [38]; (see also [8] for a recent account of the resultant theory under fairly general conditions).
Then, the obtained phase angle is used to construct a calibration model which can be used not only to correct the sensor outputs but also to study the transducer wake behavior and effect on the measurements.
The elevator pitch of Disco Night Sept 11 is certainly Romantic even if it's mostly about the erosion of Romanticism: A boy who idolized his veteran grandfather, played with toy soldiers, and studied the history of warfare wakes up on the morning of September 11 an aimless college kid.
This allow us to study how the wake depends on the direction of the IMF, and in what follows we describe the method and present a comprehensive global overview of the different plasma quantities in the wake.
