Sentence examples for turbulence development from inspiring English sources

Using this accelerated and validated GPU-LBM computation tool, we are further studying the inverse energy transfer behavior with and without rotation aiming to quantify the effects of rotation on the inverse energy transfer to reveal underlying physics of a particular stage of the turbulence development.

These simulations are allowing more complex turbulence model development and validation for use in 3D multiphase computational fluid dynamics (M-CFD) codes.

The political turbulence stopped the development of ECE  1978 1993 The 'Open door' policy, market-economy reform, and the one-child policy were launched.

Individual observations must be put together into a coherent picture that provides information about relevant global parameters such as density distribution, motion directions, turbulence etc. Developments and trends need to be monitored and analyzed as they evolve over time so that problems cannot only be spotted when they occur, but be foreseen in time to be prevented.

When the simulation starts, the total cell number increases rapidly due to development of turbulence in the torus which is triggering higher refinement.

Laneway supports can promote the development of turbulence and explosion, and also inhibit the propagation of flame and shock wave.

The data in Table 1 are analyzed from 100t to 200t (where t = t*u0/l) during which the turbulence has achieved full development.

Computational fluid mechanics, more powerful computing systems, and the development of turbulence models, have all greatly helped in the development of Engineering Process Metallurgy.

Circular fins were also inserted inside the heat exchanger with the purpose of increasing the heat exchange surface and facilitating the development of turbulence that can determine greater convective heat transfer coefficients, especially in the case of using a compressible fluid.

The main differences are (i) the development of turbulence above the canopy occurring closer to the edge, (ii) the absence of a well-defined enhanced gust zone around the top of the canopy, (iii) the presence of a large secondary wind maximum within the trunk space, and (iv) the development of a positive momentum flux layer below the crown layer.

Childhood and adolescence is characterized by intense psychological and social development and turbulence.