| Two further works, one on the mathematical theory of heat and the other on hydrodynamics, were in preparation at the time of his death. |
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| He was interested in their applications to dynamics, hydrodynamics, elasticity, and electrostatics. |
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| Jeffrey's work was on the applications of mathematics, in particular he worked on hydrodynamics, viscous liquids and elasticity. |
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| He was also interested in hydrodynamics and hydraulics and he moved on from making sundials to invent other machinery, in particular pumps. |
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| His work on machines includes much in the area of applied mechanics, but he was also interested in applied hydrodynamics and steam engines. |
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| Sailing is one of those sports which involves hydrodynamics, fluid dynamics, material science, human physiology, tactics, psychology. |
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| His early work was on magnetism and electricity but he soon concentrated on hydraulics and hydrodynamics. |
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| Current research focuses on the forces that act on a body moving through the water, the science of hydrodynamics. |
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| The application of fish hydrodynamics to the silencing of propulsors is considered. |
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| In particular he applied his methods to equations resulting from electromagnetics, then later to those arising from hydrodynamics. |
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| This session provides a forum for presenting research on hydrodynamics and sediment transport in tidal basins, with emphasis on the Bay of Fundy. |
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| These sand banks cause particular hydrodynamics and consequently a specific sedimentology, which creates a very varied submarine landscape. |
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| A lowbred hodgepodge with the hydrodynamics of a potato, the makeshift vessel looked as if it would buckle on the first rapid. |
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| Thus, the lipid dynamics depend on the friction and not on hydrodynamics. |
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| The collection equipment guarantees the hygiene and constancy of the operation and is tailored to the resource's hydrodynamics. |
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| The hydrodynamics of the oil flow stabilises the concentricity and compensates for intermediate material diameters. |
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| Impoverishment facies linked to more intense hydrodynamics, with an abundance of hydrozoans: Sertularella, Eudendrium. |
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| These tests paved the way for further studies in hydrodynamics and hydrostatics. |
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| The hydrodynamics of ocean currents can be described by the dynamic equations of fluid flow. |
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| The bare skin is one of a number of features that contribute to the remarkably advanced hydrodynamics of locomotion in the group. |
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| The smaller the rhizomes, the more sensitive they are to the hydrodynamics. |
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| In addition, hydrodynamics of marine craft can be conducted in wind tunnels. |
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| To date, few attempts have been made to correct the hydrodynamics through the assimilation of physical data only in coupled models. |
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| Hydrofoils combine the hydrodynamics of a ship with the aerodynamics of an aeroplane. |
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| In analogy with the load and the metage in hydrodynamics, we define magnetohydrodynamic load and magnetohydrodynamic metage in the case of magnetofluids. |
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| Effects of seagrasses and algae of the Caulerpa family on hydrodynamics and particle-trapping rates. |
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| In conclusion, the sustainable development of the St. Lawrence must be based on an adjusting plan that would respect the natural hydrodynamics of the St. Lawrence while satisfying the greatest number of potential users. |
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| That the proponent conduct a follow-up to ensure the integrity of the Waskaganish water intake and prevent silting resulting from changes in river hydrodynamics or shoreline stability. |
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| Thus, potential impacts on hydrodynamics, water quality, erosion, sedimentation and biodiversity can be expected in aquatic ecosystems as a result of such changes in wetlands. |
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| The experimental results will be used to validate a conceptual model of prediction of thermal and hydrodynamics phenomena which occur in the underground heat exchanger and to study exchangers' dynamic behavior. |
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| The presence of marinas in the environment may lead to varying degrees of changes in hydrodynamics, depending on the scope of the work and in-place structures like breakwaters. |
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| Current meters may be used to describe the hydrodynamics of receiving waters, and in particular the spatial variability in currents for use in a numerical model. |
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| A group of independent experts from the universities of Cadiz, Seville, and Malaga had been charged with evaluating the environmental impacts of the Port's projects, notably in matters of biodiversity and hydrodynamics. |
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| These include hydrodynamics and circulation, fish health, integration of alternate species, infrastructure, stakeholder interactions, fallow times, balancing production, and supporting growth. |
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| From 1904 to 1953, he served as professor of applied mechanics at the University of Göttingen, where he established a school of aerodynamics and hydrodynamics that achieved world renown. |
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| Von Neumann was an expert in the nonlinear physics of hydrodynamics and shock waves, an expertise that he had already applied to chemical explosives in the British war effort. |
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| Two years later he discovered the circulation theorems that led him to a synthesis of hydrodynamics and thermodynamics applicable to large-scale motions in the atmosphere and the ocean. |
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| In the technology, hydrostatics, i.e. the transmission of power and signals through the static pressure of a fluid, is distinguished from hydrodynamics, where power and signal transmission is effected through kinetic energy. |
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| Given the intership hydrodynamics at play, both masters ought to have been aware of the dangers of both vessels passing underway at relatively high speed in the narrow approach to the lock. |
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| This fact was most recently turned to advantage at the Beijing Olympics by swimmers going for gold in a full-body swimsuit designed on the hydrodynamics of a shark's skin. |
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| Specific emphasis will be on stealth, hydrodynamics, hydroacoustics and propulsion designs to permit technology insertion into current and future submarines. |
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| A novel device, called the rotating tank hydrodynamometer, has been developed to study the hydrodynamics of pulp fibers under conditions similar to those in hydrocyclones. |
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| William Penney, a physicist specialising in hydrodynamics, was asked in October 1946 to prepare a report on the viability of building a UK weapon. |
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