convect's Usage Examples:

to capture the small scale features over as few as 2 grid cells as they convect through the flow.

{\displaystyle {\boldsymbol {R}}} to provide sufficient information to convect the reference texture vectors or tensors into the spatial configuration.

indicates young very massive hydrogen-burning stars that are just starting to convect nitrogen and helium to the surface and develop denser stellar winds so.

add enhancements, recognizing that only some portions of the box might convect and that entrainment and other processes occur.

This helps convect heat away from the device.

Earth's atmosphere undergoes convection: the stratosphere does not generally convect.

However, some exceptionally energetic convection processes, such as volcanic.

Oil heaters convect with fins.

These convect so efficiently that they mix hydrogen from the surface right down to the.

responsive - in the sun it heats up rapidly and the air inside starts to convect.

occurs within the Earth's crust wherever fluid becomes heated and begins to convect.

most massive O-type stars develop a WNLh spectral type as they start to convect material from the core towards the surface, and these are the most luminous.

rare contraceive) contrapt from contraption convect from convection conversate from conversation or conversing cose from cosy.

atmospheric heating due to aerosol absorption causes the air to warm and convect upwards, increasing the concentration of moisture in the mid-troposphere.

sophisticated schemes recognize that only some portions of the box might convect and that entrainment and other processes occur.

Increasing the output will allow the heat to convect out of the heater.

From that time to the end of the heat pulse, heat from the shock layer convects into the heat shield's outer wall and would eventually conduct to the payload.

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Synonyms:

circulate;

Antonyms:

stay in place;