Sentence examples for upstream of the constriction from inspiring English sources

The paradox evaporates as one learns to think of the pressure changes along the pipe as cause and the velocity changes as effect, instead of the other way around; it is only because the pressure falls at a constriction that the pressure gradient upstream of the constriction has the right sign to make the fluid accelerate.

This promoted ponding of floodwaters upstream of the constriction and deposition of alluvium.

This has increased bank heights upstream of the constriction, to the point that under modern conditions 1- to 5-year recurrence interval floods are largely confined within the channel.

By contrast, in the PMC set of castings, the melt was accelerated by introducing a constriction within the runner, upstream of the gates.

Upstream of this narrow constriction, recurrent backflooding is discussed resulting in a thick sequence of layered to laminated slackwater couplets.

"They want to get out of the constriction area".

(b) Detailed structure of the constriction.

The resulting asymptotic solution consists of WKB solutions in regions away from the constriction and an inner solution valid in the near vicinity of the constriction.

It is also found that the constriction resistance is inversely proportional to the width of the constriction and independent of the heat current.

We calculate the thermal transport properties of graphene with those constrictions, and the effects of the heat current and the width of the constriction were explored in detail.

The results are shown in Figure 4, where w is the width of one constriction, with larger w meaning weaker strength of the constriction.