Sentence examples for to plume from inspiring English sources
verb
To preen and arrange the feathers of.
In addition, it is possible that the combination of spatially variable hydraulic conductivity and sorption contributed directly to plume deceleration.
The poverty of the language here, its near-clumsiness and refusal to plume itself up into magnificence, is moving, as if Cervantes himself were overcome with grief at the passing of his creation.
Here we use a value of 950 p.p.m.w, which was determined from 3He as well as CO2/3He measurements and estimates of carbon-rich lower mantle contribution to plume melting19.
An approach, using techniques from structural reliability, as opposed to the accepted deterministic methods, is presented which assesses the probability of failure of the array mast due to plume impingement loading.
We show that the ambient to plume fluid viscosity ratio strongly affects the near wall plume structures (line or sheet plumes) such as plume spacing and shape of plumes.
Sensitivity analyses of tidal amplitude, hydraulic conductivity, and storage coefficient using the proposed solution were performed to understand plume behavior with regard to plume shape, plume spatial moments, and macrodispersion coefficients to gain a better understanding of the transport mechanisms.
We show that plume-to-plume variations in the mass fluxes from the holes can cause large-scale asymmetries in the entrainment field and spray structure.
Based on the control that local field characteristics exhibit on instability growth and decay, the applicability of stability criteria to plume-type displacements in natural heterogeneous media is likely inappropriate.
Offstage, because it was Bastille Day, the theme was "Moulin Rouge"; audience attire ranged from shorts to plumes.
To validate the model for the vortex structures of volcanic plumes, we applied it to plumes generated in 3-D numerical simulations.
Tomato and squash vines wound through glistening, darkest green rosemary, silver lavenders and scented geraniums, and raindrops clung to plumes of bronze fennel.
