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Measuring the Flow Through the Kerama Gap
2010Abstract : The principal flows in and out of the East China Sea (ECS) are through gaps in the Ryukyu Ridge. Since about 20 Sverdrups (Sv) of Kuroshio mean flow enters and exits through two of them, those two are especially well known: the East Taiwan Channel (sill depth 775 m) at the ridge's southwestern end, and the Tokara Strait (sill depth 690 m ...
Jae-Hun Park, Mark Wimbush
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Simulation of Cylinder Flows with Gaps
2021This thesis presents results of computations of supersonic flow over finite cylinders with varying geometries at the cylinder-wall juncture. The flow domain and geometries were modeled after experiments conducted at University of Tennessee Space Institute (UTSI). CREATE Kestrel (KCFD) was used to perform improved-delayed detached simulations (IDDES) of
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Taylor–Couette flow in the narrow-gap limit
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society A: Mathematical, Physical and Engineering Sciences, 2023A Cartesian representation of the Taylor–Couette system in the vanishing limit of the gap between coaxial cylinders is presented, where the ratio, μ , of the angular velocities, ω
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Journal of Corporate Accounting & Finance, 2014
We are still in an extended period of economic turbulence, writes author and veteran business advisor Jim Edwards. And there is no new evidence that things are changing for the better. The U.S. gross domestic product fell by 2.9% during the first quarter of 2014. That is not a good signal for business cash inflows.
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We are still in an extended period of economic turbulence, writes author and veteran business advisor Jim Edwards. And there is no new evidence that things are changing for the better. The U.S. gross domestic product fell by 2.9% during the first quarter of 2014. That is not a good signal for business cash inflows.
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Pulsatile Flow in a Rotating Duct oi Varying Gap
ZAMM - Journal of Applied Mathematics and Mechanics / Zeitschrift für Angewandte Mathematik und Mechanik, 1983AbstractThe problem of pulsatile flow in a duct of varying gap rotating with an angular velocity Ω about an axis perpendicular to the axis of the duct is analysed. Boundary layer approximations are invoked and the resulting equations are solved by a process of sucessive approximations.
Goswami, B., Nanda, R. S.
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1984
Abstract : This report consists of five chapters, namely: (1) Airfoils in extreme ground effect; (2) Automobile aerodynamics; (3) Shallow-water waves at discontinuities; (4) Sliding sheets; (5) Wings over water. These chapters are independent of each other, although linked by the 'small-gap' theme.
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Abstract : This report consists of five chapters, namely: (1) Airfoils in extreme ground effect; (2) Automobile aerodynamics; (3) Shallow-water waves at discontinuities; (4) Sliding sheets; (5) Wings over water. These chapters are independent of each other, although linked by the 'small-gap' theme.
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1972
We shall start now to work out some fundaments for the so-called static gas-bearings, as they are used for gymbal bearings. We can distinguish thrust bearings from journal bearings, according to the supporting force lying in the direction of the axis or perpendicularly to it.
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We shall start now to work out some fundaments for the so-called static gas-bearings, as they are used for gymbal bearings. We can distinguish thrust bearings from journal bearings, according to the supporting force lying in the direction of the axis or perpendicularly to it.
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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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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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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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