Sentence examples for turbulent to from inspiring English sources

As a related consequence of advection, fluid parcel residence times are found to be smaller than in a laminar flame and the ratio of turbulent to laminar residence times decreases from roughly 0.8 to 0.6 as the turbulence intensity increases.

As the ball slowed, the researchers say, the airflow around it suddenly shifted from "turbulent" to "laminar" (or in layman's terms, from bumpy to smooth).

"It's not just three days when you add the time setting it up and taking it down, and those three days could be very turbulent, to say the least.

Relations between Russia and Ukraine have ranged from turbulent to openly antagonistic since Mr. Yushchenko took power in 2005 after a bloodless uprising known as the Orange Revolution, ousting a political clan backed by Moscow and largely seen as corrupt.

Twitter's announcement on Thursday that the company had filed paperwork with regulators to eventually sell shares  immediately had analysts and potential shareholders wondering how the company would fare after Facebook's public offering last year, which was turbulent, to say the least.

The flames covered conditions from weakly turbulent to close to extinction.

The near future is likely to bring turbulent politics to the polarized country.

President Giorgio Napolitano said he wanted to avoid a "turbulent" end to Mr Monti's technocratic government.

Many clung to their paper despite having several turbulent months to cash out.The settlement terms are certainly harsh.

The 1890s brought waves of turbulent change to New York.

Such a turbulent approach to movement is a recurring theme in "Alone, OH".