Sentence examples for tilted conditions from inspiring English sources

An Unsteady Reynolds Averaged Navier Stokes (URANS) Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) model is proposed in order to provide wind turbine manufacturers with a reliable simulation tool to forecast the power conversion characteristics of vertical axis wind turbine prototypes that operate in tilted conditions.

When comparing preferred directions in upright and tilted conditions (either RED or LED, e.g., Fig. 6 B ), a pooled SD was calculated from 2 SDs of the corresponding preferred directions.

Common lines-based reconstruction methods do not require the sample to be imaged under tilted conditions and are usually used to calculate density maps from images of vitrified specimens.

In Figure 9 B, we plotted the difference in discharge rate between upright and roll-tilt conditions for each neuron against the mean discharge rate when upright (diamonds, upright RED; squares, upright LED).

[54, 55] Variations in contrast in TEM images, taken at multiple tilt conditions, demonstrate that the microrods have a much higher concentration of defects than the nanorods.

For each participant, intervals of about 7 min, TES and THT, recorded during supine and head-up tilt conditions, respectively, were selected for the analysis.

In all but full-tilt conditions, this combines with the agile feel of the car to yield a fun four-seater that also makes you look bright and sexy.

In this study, we present a relationship that estimates an upper limit to gravitationally induced losses as a function of the dimensionless pulse tube convection number (NPTC) that can be used to ensure that a PTC would remain functional at adverse static tilt conditions.

A pulsatile simulation in pre-tilt conditions was then run, followed by a field-based anisotropic mesh refinement as described in Sahni et al. (2006).

Even though the maximal longitudinal foot velocity for the tilted BWS condition decreased only slightly relative to the vertical BWS, however, the actual decrement was much more obvious if one takes into account that it was significantly compensated for or masked by increments in the stride length [ 7].

Considering a monotonic (presumably proportional [ 32]) relationship between the stride length and the maximal foot velocity at a given gravity level (1 g), the peak foot velocity would be expected to be ~1.5 times higher for the vertical than for tilted BWS condition if the stride lengths were similar).