Sentence examples for thin limits from inspiring English sources

Although spread rate data is plentiful in the literature, different fuels, usually PMMA and cellulose, have been used in thermally thick and thin limits.

So too is the lack of space in India's jam-packed city centres, which means shopping malls grow tall and thin, limiting scope for giant multiplexes.

In the optically thin limit, and absent scattering effects, τ becomes a purely local quantity (Mihalas 1978).

It is shown that the optically thin limit is applicable only for very small burners.

In the optical thin limit, the photon free transport mechanism will emerge.

The uncertainty of the optically thin limit grows with the diameter d of the burner and is already 10% for d=1 cm.

The second model was developed based on thermodynamics similarly to existing literature, but radiation loss was introduced at the optically thin limit and approximations were made to allow for re-absorption with minimum computational cost.

One of these models was proposed by Cogley et al. [32] with the assumption that the fluid is in the optically thin limit and accordingly the fluid does not absorb its own radiation but only absorbs the radiation emitted by the flow boundaries.

In (9), the rate of radiative heat flux in the optically thin limit for a non-Gray gas near equilibrium is due to the following formula attributed to Cogley et al. [9]: frac{partial q_{r}}{partial r} = 4I ( T - T_{s} ), (10) where (I = int_{0}^{infty} ( K_{lambda '} )_{w} ( frac{partial e_{lambda 'h}}{partial T} )_{w}, dlambda ').

However, the Programme was still spread rather thin limiting chances to achieve significant results.

They concluded the extent of information loss from unmapped records and the challenging data structure of THIN limited their CDM's usefulness for pharmacoepidemiological research, primarily because of database drug exposure and condition loss.