convection造句

mantle convection hypothesis

mantle convection cell

turbulent mantle convection

The machine circulated hot air by convection.

The effect of convection differs with the laser power.

The forced air convection oven heats food and beverages by conduction with a hot plate or by forced convection.

One of the ways to dissipate perspiration is by convection.

But as the core cooled, the convection should have eased enough to kill the field.

The effects of SSC (small-scale sub-lithospheric convection) on seafloor topography are investigated by formulating a 2D thermal convection model that is parallel to plate motion.

In mantle convection models, the mantle viscosity is generally assumed constant or dependent on depth.

Basically, [in both] you have the benefit of natural forces such as convection.

One of their papers addresses convection and its affect on substorms to show it is a global phenomenon.

Modeling experiment is an important method and the component part in the study of Earth's mantle convection.

Weather as we know it also takes place in the troposphere, with the rising and falling of air through convection.

Two main kinds of solar convection cells exist —granulation cells about 600 miles (1,000 kilometers) wide and supergranulation cells about 20,000 miles (30,000 kilometers) in diameter.

Finally, the outermost part of a star's atmosphere is the corona, which if super-hot might be linked with convection in the outer layers.

The deformation and stress of the convection superheater are investigated based on its structure simulation. It is pointed out that the greatest stress exists in the area of the outlet tube's bend of the convection superheater,and the tube strap has great affect on the tube's swelling.

In the simplified mathematical modeling, fins are taken as equivalent solid layer with nonisotropic thermal conductivity, and heat convection between fins and cooling air is considered as internal source.

It relies on low-powered convection currents to ramble wherever it is easiest to drift to, and is then trapped by gentle, patient cul-de-sacs in the hills.

The convection zone reaches up to the sun's surface, and makes up 66 percent of the sun's volume but only a little more than 2 percent of its mass.