Sentence examples for velocity degree from inspiring English sources

It is found that the gravitational overload influences wave velocity, degree of expulsion, sample shrinkage as well as product microstructure.

The influences of liquid velocity, degree of coolant super cooling, and configuration of microchannels on the heat transfer characteristics were analyzed respectively.

The formation of micro-pores and cracks were in dependence of the manufacturing conditions of the pastilles (final impacting velocity, degree of subcooling and surface roughness of cooled substrate).

All of these mixed finite element methods have an exact 2 1 ratio of velocity degrees of freedom to pressure degrees of freedom.

When κ ≥ 10, it is shown by using as many as 46,000 velocity degrees of freedom that the detached eddy attaches to the drop when Re exceeds a critical value, Re ≥ Rec∗, which was heretofore unknown.

This technique decouples the pressure-velocity degrees of freedom and, as a consequence, the computational cost.

The statistics from a series of experiments indicate that the velocity and degree of gas desorption increased significantly compared with natural conditions.

Such numerical models provide constraints on the fluid fraction, migration velocity, and degree of melting that have been compared with the seismic velocity structures (Iwamori and Zhao 2000; Nakajima et al. 2005; Tonegawa et al. 2008).

This work focuses on the development of model-based estimation and control algorithms for regulating particle velocity and degree of melting in the high velocity oxygen fuel (HVOF) thermal spray process.

Then, a feedback control system, which directly uses the estimation scheme, is designed to regulate the volume-based average of the particle velocity and degree of melting by manipulating the inlet gas flow rates to the process.

The sorption or attachment of nanoparticles to soil and aquifer materials depends on the surface chemistry (i.e., electrical charge) of soil and nanoparticles, groundwater chemistry (e.g., ionic strength, pH, and presence of natural organic matter), and hydrodynamic conditions (pore size, porosity, flow velocity, and degree of mixing or turbulence).