Sentence examples for velocity stream from inspiring English sources

The axial velocity, stream function, static pressure, wall shear stresses and turbulent characteristics are the physical parameters utilized to evaluate the filtration performance.

The muffler performance parameters such as back pressure, temperature, density, velocity stream line are studied for different blends (5%, 10 %, 15) of petrol and methanol.

Regression analysis indicates that the Dc by rill flow can be predicted using the linear equations of flow velocity, stream power, unit stream power, and unit energy.

Recently, W3C has set up a community interested in addressing problems of high velocity streaming RDF data (www.w3.org/community/rsp/).

A planar diffusion flame is established between two coflowing, equal velocity streams of acetylene diluted with nitrogen and air.

This fill pattern is indicative of a blockage at the point of transition between complete structure and tenuous branches, where the resin can only pass in fine, high velocity streams.

The expanding hot gases pass through a multistage turbine, which turns the air compressor through a coaxial shaft, and then into a discharge nozzle, thereby producing thrust from the high-velocity stream of gases being ejected to the rear (exhaust).

The inflow there from the Mediterranean Sea forms a high-velocity stream (−0.8 m/s) running straight downwind across the mud flats, and this Pelusiac jet limits the width of the land bridge to the North.

Analysis of solar wind data shows that coronal holes at the equator are associated with high-velocity streams in the solar wind, and recurrent geomagnetic storms are associated with the return of these holes.

A simulation experiment was used to understand the importance of riparian vegetation density, channel orientation and flow velocity for stream energy budgets and river temperature dynamics.

By means of HEC-RAS (Hydrologic Engineering Center) modelling, we were able to obtain mean values of the main variables limiting feature stability (velocity, depth, stream powers and shear stress).