light fluid
collocation in Englishmeaningsoflightandfluid
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light
adjective
uk/laɪt/us/laɪt/
not weighing ...
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fluid
noun[C or U]
uk/ˈfluː.ɪd/us/ˈfluː.ɪd/
a substance that flows and is ...
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(Definition oflightandfluidfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
Examplesoflight fluid
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This creates a region of unstable stratification at the leading edge that does not involve thelightfluideventually overrun by the current.
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It is important to note that thelightfluid-loading limit is inherently non-uniform.
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For large density ratios, the heavy fluid penetrates thelightfluidthrough the development of spikes, leaving behind compact rising drops oflightfluid.
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But those processes occur continually along with the continual dragging of the upperlightfluid, and a nearly steady state can be reached.
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As a simplification we assume that up to the point of setting, thelightfluidremains of uniform viscosity, but then it sets in place.
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Previously, the thin layer oflightfluidpulled underneath the front was assumed to play the key role concerning the lobe-and-cleft instability.
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Note that there are a number oflightfluidbubbles at the later time.
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The three-dimensional simulation showed that the frontal breakdown originates in this region and not, as assumed in the past, from the buoyancy-induced rise oflightfluidoverrun by the front.
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Lightfluidis denoted by light gray, heavier fluid by dark gray.
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Simpson employed different techniques to avoid near-walllightfluidbecoming trapped underneath the front, and found that the lobe formation at the leading edge indeed disappeared.
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