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Queuing for Gaps in High Flow Traffic Streams
Operations Research, 1962In this paper the authors study the queues that build up in a minor stream of traffic waiting to cross or merge with a major stream. The criterion for joining or crossing is that a gap between vehicles in the major stream be greater than or equal to some constant value. Several authors have studied the case where bulk service is provided for the minor
Oliver, R. M., Bisbee, E. F.
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Journal of Physical Oceanography, 1987
Abstract A narrow gap (Discovery Gap) in the East Azores Fracture Zone at 37°N in the eastern Atlantic provides a channel for the exchange of bottom water between the Madeira and Iberian abyssal basins. A detailed survey defines its length (150 km), width (10–50 km), depth of sills (near 4800 m) and sediment thickness (0–500 m).
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Abstract A narrow gap (Discovery Gap) in the East Azores Fracture Zone at 37°N in the eastern Atlantic provides a channel for the exchange of bottom water between the Madeira and Iberian abyssal basins. A detailed survey defines its length (150 km), width (10–50 km), depth of sills (near 4800 m) and sediment thickness (0–500 m).
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Gap-Junctional Coupling Measured by Flow Cytometry
Experimental Cell Research, 2000A method is described which reliably quantifies the degree of intercellular communication via gap junctions by combining a dye-loading technique with fluorescence-activated flow cytometry. Our experiments expand former measurements of other groups by analyzing the time- and density-dependent onset of coupling with a fixed ratio of donor to recipient ...
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International Journal of Multiphase Flow, 2013
Abstract Naturally fractured reservoirs contain about 25–30% of the world supply of oil. In these reservoirs, fractures are the dominant flow path. Therefore, a good understanding of transfer parameters such as relative permeability as well as flow regimes occurring in a fracture plays an important role in developing and improving oil production from
Saeed Shad, Brij B. Maini, Ian D. Gates
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Abstract Naturally fractured reservoirs contain about 25–30% of the world supply of oil. In these reservoirs, fractures are the dominant flow path. Therefore, a good understanding of transfer parameters such as relative permeability as well as flow regimes occurring in a fracture plays an important role in developing and improving oil production from
Saeed Shad, Brij B. Maini, Ian D. Gates
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Gap Size Effect on Tip-Gap Turbulent Flow Structure
41st AIAA/ASME/SAE/ASEE Joint Propulsion Conference & Exhibit, 2005This paper presents results from a thorough study of the tip-gap turbulent flow structure in a low-speed linear compressor cascade wind tunnel at Virginia Tech. The endwall pressure measurements and the surface oil flow visualizations were made on a stationary endwall to obtain the flow features and to determine the measurement profiles of interest.
Genglin Tang, Roger Simpson, Qing Tian
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Steady Gap Flows by the Spectral and Mortar Element Method
Journal of Scientific Computing, 2002zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Weill, Daniel, Deville, Michel
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IPO Annual Progress Report, 1998
In this paper we provide an outline of a model for the flow information in conversations. We explain the model by means of a metaphor. We propose that certain natural language phrases (i.e., anaphoric expressions and questions) are used to express gaps. These gaps are what gives rise to information flow in conversations.
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In this paper we provide an outline of a model for the flow information in conversations. We explain the model by means of a metaphor. We propose that certain natural language phrases (i.e., anaphoric expressions and questions) are used to express gaps. These gaps are what gives rise to information flow in conversations.
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Information Flow Control and Applications — Bridging a Gap —
2001The development of formal security models is a difficult, time consuming, and expensive task. This development burden can be considerably reduced by using generic security models. In a security model, confidentiality as well as integrity requirements can be expressed by restrictions on the information flow.
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Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, 2002
Justin Sharp, Cliff Mass
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Justin Sharp, Cliff Mass
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