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Nguyen-Schäfer, Hung. author.
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Tensor Analysis and Elementary Differential Geometry for Physicists and Engineers Nguyen-Schäfer
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Rostad, Braden Lee, author.
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been the topic of a significant portion of this research due to its simple geometry and its ability to
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Chhunchha, Aakash C., author.
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50 km. Taking advantage of the symmetry, only a quarter portion of the geometry is considered to
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Gossmann, Roseanna, author.
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velocity is measured, along with the time-evolving geometry of the elastic tube. The discrete tube through
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Kajishima, Takeo. author.
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arbitrary geometry; • Enables readers to construct their own CFD codes from scratch and provides fundamental
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Taylor, David J., author.
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The literature available on the effect of vessel geometry, particle properties and liquid
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Barnes, N. D., author.
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determined by seal chamber geometry and affects the removal of potentially deleterious heat, vapour or gases
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Saad, E. A., author.
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optimisation of the geometry of a diffuser model was conducted. The results were used in the design of the
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Myers, Taylor, author.
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predict sprinkler spray dispersion entirely from sprinkler deflector geometry and operating pressure.
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Goudie, George O., author.
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evaluated to show how the general behaviour of diffusion flames is controlled by burner geometry and gas
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Moghadassian, Behnam, author.
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geometry that leads to the best aerodynamic behavior of wind turbines. Various parameters related to wind
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Drummond, Kevin P., author.
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The thermal and hydraulic performance of each heat sink array geometry is evaluated using the
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Strong, Scott A., author.
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conserving correction to this approximation defines a non-Hamiltonian evolution of the vortex geometry, which
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Yeomans, Kyle Benjamin, author.
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two valve geometries tested, the 'sinus' geometry produce more desirable results in all of the
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