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Abstract The concentrations of particulate organic carbon (POC) in the ocean are the result of a dynamic balance between multiple sources and sinks. Here, measurements of POC concentration in the small size fraction (SSF; 1–5 μm ${\upmu }\mathrm{m}$) and the large size fraction (LSF; >5μm ${ >} 5\ {\upmu }\mathrm{m}$) from the North Atlantic EXport ...
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Insights into the aerodynamic response of a harmonic oscillating airfoil in various turbulent flows. [PDF]
Zhao Y, Li M, Yang Y.
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Experiments on flow over obstacle arrays: a database for turbulent flow and wave transformation modeling. [PDF]
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Thermal radiation and viscous dissipation impact on 2D MHD Williamson ternary hybrid nanofluid flow over a stretching surface. [PDF]
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Magnetohydrodynamic peristaltic flow of hybrid nanofluid in an asymmetric channel with thermal radiation and shape factors: an application of coolant systems. [PDF]
Thirunavukarasan K, Sucharitha G.
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Study of the Noise Reduction Mechanism of Bionic Circular Arch Structures on the Blades of a High-Volumetric-Airflow Axial Flow Fan. [PDF]
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Proceedings Visualization '95, 2002
Flow volumes are extended for use in unsteady (time-dependent) flows. The resulting unsteady flow volumes are the 3 dimensional analog of streamlines. There are few examples where methods other than particle tracing have been used to visualize time varying flows.
Becker, B.G., Lane, D.A., Max, N.L.
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Flow volumes are extended for use in unsteady (time-dependent) flows. The resulting unsteady flow volumes are the 3 dimensional analog of streamlines. There are few examples where methods other than particle tracing have been used to visualize time varying flows.
Becker, B.G., Lane, D.A., Max, N.L.
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Unsteady Flows in an Unsteady Environment
The Physics of Fluids, 1965This theoretical study treats flows behind a shock or sound wavefront propagating into an environment which is itself allowed to be undergoing some generally unsteady (i.e., nonstationary, nonuniform, and thus nonisentropic) motion. Interest is with centrally symmetric geometries. Considerations regarding self-similarity are investigated and conditions
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