separation point

"The separation point would probably occur within the transporter mechanism itself," came a clear female voice.

The angular incisure is used as separation point between the a right and a left portion of the stomach.

If partitions are not known, the residual sum of squares can be used to choose optimal separation points.

Thereafter, the separation points move upstream, resulting in a low-pressure region of separated flow.

Since its opening, there has been a system separation point between Römerkastell and Brebach station.

Air turbulence is no longer used to create separation point differences and therefore the lift and pressure differences.

At separation points of overlapping freeway routes (example US-2 in gallery)

Log driving was accomplished by dumping the harvested logs into the river, there they floated until the separation point at Forshaga.

The Through the French Canals book breaks the canal into eastern and western sections, but with a different separation point.

The separation point is defined as the point between the forward and backward flow, where the shear stress is zero.

Beneath the separated layer, bubbles of stagnant air form, creating additional drag because of the lower pressure in the wake behind the separation point.

The overall boundary layer initially thickens suddenly at the separation point and is then forced off the surface by the reversed flow at its bottom.

During the shuttle's fiery ascent, these valves are the separation point between the external tank and the orbiter as its main engines stop firing.

Thereby creating a layer of air over the shiny side, moving the separation point towards the back of the ball on the shiny side.

Separation Point, the natural boundary between Golden and Tasman Bays is situated within the park.

This changes the separation points of the air with the ball, this turbulent air creates a greater coverage of air; providing lift.

The separation point between the Tasman Bay and the next bay, Golden Bay, is in the west.

The 25-mile Coast Track threads a succession of coves, lagoons and granite headlands on its way north to Separation Point.

The Big Gym is the separation point for HMS and PVHS.

Even the huts are more extraordinary: At Whariwharangi, an hour west of Separation Point, trampers may stay at a sloping-roofed farmhouse built in 1898.

On most airfoil shapes, as the angle of attack increases, the upper surface separation point of the flow moves from the trailing edge towards the leading edge.

However there comes a point, the separation point, in which the boundary layer breaks away from the surface of the wing due to the magnitude of the positive pressure gradient.

The Separation Point Suite corresponds to the granite rocks from Abel Tasman National Park, south to Springs Junction.

The separation point was between the modules, instead of the larger hinged arm mounted on the Service Module, separating at the CM sidewall on Block II.

Abel Tasman National Park is of interest for limestone and marble, Separation Point granite, and the Riwaka Complex diorite and gabbro.