Sentence examples for to take downstream from inspiring English sources
A method based on the virtual body force is proposed to impose Reynolds-averaged velocity fields near the outlet of the LES region in order to take downstream flow effects computed by the RANS model into account and dissipate the excessive turbulent fluctuations.
The authors put forward a series of practical recommendations that could help to take downstream impacts of large dams into account.
Due to a limited description, it is not clear whether the authors take downstream cascade of the network into account.
Introns could contribute to the formation of GC-content gradients either indirectly, because they take downstream CDSs away from the places where gBGC occurs, or directly, for example, by disrupting conversion tract.
The first issue is concerned with partial burning of the fuel air mixture on the catalyst surface prompting gas phase combustion to take place downstream of the catalyst layer.
"One of the nice things about our technology is that we do not have to take it downstream, instead it is the applications which require more processing power," says MIPS' Bourgoin.
Human analysis is assumed to take place downstream by the recipients of its output.
BACE is located in endosomes and also at the cell membrane [ 142]; Presenilin 1 immunoreactivity is found in the endoplasmic reticulum, while the gamma-cleavage seems to take place downstream of the ER (the presenilin "spatial paradox").
The village on the river Iagnobe is well placed for checking the timber that is taken downstream on makeshift rafts.
One significant caveat of this economic viability analysis is that neither metrics took downstream processing costs and equipment depreciations into consideration.
The river sediment samples taken downstream from a WWTP processing high volumes of antibiotics, as well as the effluent sample, had higher proportions of index-positive sequences due to elevated ARGs, plasmids, and TEs relative to the other samples.
