Sentence examples similar to volume sweep from inspiring English sources

The radius of the ith recrystallized grain represents the volume swept by the grain boundary.

One region is in the volume swept out by the reciprocating plate; here the axial mixing is high.

Piston displacement of a compressor cylinder is defined, which is the volume swept by the piston with the proper deduction for the piston rod.

Piston displacement of a compressor cylinder is defined as the volume swept by the piston with the proper deduction for the piston rod.

Estimating volume swept by injected fluids from tracers is first developed by Danckwerts (1953) and Deans (1978) for reactor beds and porous media, respectively.

We first analyze a tracer test to estimate the fracture pore volume swept, the flow geometry, and the presence of multiple fractures (or damage zones around the primary fracture).

A capture efficiency is then calculated as the ratio of the number of particles captured by one rising bubble to the number of particles present in the volume swept out by this bubble.

The capture efficiency Ecapt is calculated as the ratio of the number of particles captured by one bubble to the number of particles present in the volume swept out by this bubble.

It was found that the volume swept by the blades is the region where Ks may be computed explicitly as Ks="γ̇av/N directly from non-Newtonian flow simulations.

I would rather this commanding one-volume sweep of country and city, than a route through every byway and cul-de-sac of urban and rural studies.

In these volumes historical sweep is usually the point, along with the contest to see how much visual information can be compressed between covers.