swirl

Examples of swirling

swirling
Upstream of the point of breakdown flow is steady and swirling.
The effect of the swirling flow downstream can be to cut off a mode which is cut on upstream of the fan.
In different ways, each of the books under review engages with and reacts to the swirling debate about this influential and controversial body of ideas.
Note that many regions of concentrated swirling strength and spanwise vorticity also occur in scattered locations without any obvious pattern.
The analysis suggests that progressive waves of this type are possible in any swirling flow whose angular velocity is distributed stably and non-uniformly.
The model incorporates a slowly varying duct intake and accounts for the swirling flow downstream of the fan.
It seems as though the group is struggling to copy the sequences of steps and swirling arm movements of the instructor.
Figure 5 illustrates this effect on the growth rates of various unstable modes when the ambient air is swirling with a solid-body-rotation profile.
Inside the swirling air, there exists a pressure gradient, leading to increasing air static pressure in the positive radial direction.
Occasionally a cloud would settle over the mountain top for a day or two sending cool mists swirling through the steep alleyways.
As such, they constitute a microcosm of the cultural and intellectual currents swirling about the court.
Here other commentators made the allegations swirling about the duke positively lethal.
The conical jet attracts a swirling fluid from the region near the axis and non-swirling fluid from the region near the wall.
The flow reverted to steady swirling flow without reversal upon passing through the contraction, and breakdown occurred downstream in the smaller tube.
For a swirling case, solutions of its non-swirling counterpart were taken as the guessed values.
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