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Meanings of fluid turbulence in anglès

rus
турбулентный режим
portuguès
escoamento turbulento
català
turbulent
espanyol
turbulencia
Wikidata

Motion characterized by chaotic changes in pressure and flow velocity.

Related terms
turbulent
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Examples for "turbulence"
Examples for "turbulence"
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Implied volatility is a measure of expectations for future market price turbulence.
Reuters
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But mere speed was, of course, unimportant; the real danger was turbulence.
The Collected Stories of Arthur C. Clarke
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The specific effects this turbulence causes tend to change slowly over time.
Cold Days
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Delphi said it needed the liquidity amid turbulence in the credit markets.
Reuters
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Short-run calm comes at the expense of possible long-run turbulence, he said.
The Guardian
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Tacrolimus concentrations were measured using validated turbulent flow chromatography-tandem mass spectrometry methods.
Pubmed
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Two approaches were explored: a numerical solution assuming turbulent flow and an analytical solution assuming potential flow.
Pubmed
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An object moving at a given speed must expend more energy generating turbulent flow than if the flow is laminar.
The Physics of Superheroes
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He forced himself to give in to the surging, turbulent flow, to keep his limbs loose, to protect his head.
The Long War
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Drawbacks of the method are a signal loss in slow or turbulent flow conditions, and unsatisfactory spatial resolution in small vessels.
Pubmed
Usage of fluid turbulence in anglès
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Soon, he and others were showing that, from snowflake growth to fluid turbulence, cellular automata could model the behaviour of many complex systems in nature.
The Guardian