jetting
present participle ofjetinformal
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There is brief mention of inwardjettingto form a plasma precursor (p. 183), but this is not found in the quoted simulations (p. 15).
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Growth rates are always real, indicating that injettingconfigurations disturbances convect downstream with the base velocity.
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The result was a mean velocity overshoot, orjetting, near the boundary; an effect normally found in grid generated turbulence.
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To preventjettingfrom the corners of the scissors, the opening angle of the corners must be less than 108, as experiments with shape charges have shown.
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This critical angle depends on the material composition of the liner, and below this critical value, the collision between the shock waves produces a regular reflection withoutjetting.
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Intensejettingoutside the focal spot region on the irradiated side occurs if the aluminum target is driven by a double pulse with zero time delay.
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He spends so much of his timejettingfrom one continent to another, attending this proliferation of high-level meetings where so little is accomplished.
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Water wasjettingup into the kitchen ceiling, and somebody had thrown an old mattress down to try to stop the flow.
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So, air links are not just aboutjettingoff on holiday, they are an economic lifeline.
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This can be used as a condition of contract forjettingcontractors.
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The cleaning is done entirely by water washing and gritjetting.
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I understand that water companies are likely to specify its use in pressurejettingcontracts.
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Spoil can be removed by auger, compressed air or waterjetting.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Similarly, the act of perforating can have a similar effect byjettingdebris into the perforation channels.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Small volumes of high-speed material may also be generated early in the impact byjetting.
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