This study summarizes five separate sedimentation studies spanning 15 years (years 3–17 following wetland creation in 1994) of two 1ha experimental flow-through wetlands. Included are methods and analyses of the most recent (2009–2010) comparative study that attempted to quantify both erosion and bioturbation processes. Depending on techniques used, two distinct types of sedimentation rates wer...

Deposition of sediment inside the conduit structures reduces the flow cross section area and increases the flow roughness which causes reduction of flow discharge passing through the conduit. Among the methods which can prevent sediment deposition is non sedimentation condition in the structure, Since the critical section of the inverted siphon in sedimentation is the outlet. In the begining of...

The effect of air turbulence on the geometric collision kernel of cloud droplets can be predicted if the effects of air turbulence on two kinematic pair statistics can be modeled. The first is the average radial relative velocity and the second is the radial distribution function (RDF). A survey of the literature shows that no theory is available for predicting the radial relative velocity of f...

the concept of intelligently controlling the search process of gravitational search algorithm (gsa) is introduced to develop a novel data mining technique. the proposed method is called fuzzy gsa miner (fgsa-miner). at first a fuzzy controller is designed for adaptively controlling the gravitational coefficient and the number of effective objects, as two important parameters which play major ro...

The zeta sedimentation ratio (ZSR) capillary tube, is subjected to four is a measurement similar to the detercycles of dispersion and compaction. mination of the erythrocyte sedimenAt the conclusion of this process, the tation rate (ESR) but possesses sevaral hematocrit of the blood in the red advantages. It is unaffected by anemia cell-containing portion of the capillary and responds in a line...

(b) Sedimentation equilibrium: an experiment performed at a lower speed so that the sedimentation and backdiffirsion forces are of comparable magnitudes and therefore give rise to an equilibrium distribution of solute concentration. Because there is no net transport at equilibrium, shape effects do not come into play and the distribution becomes an absolute function of molecular mass for a sing...

The contribution to the phase of the atom interferometer caused by the gravity field of a massive test mass is considered. This contribution can be extracted by applying the double difference technique to measure the Newtonian gravitational constant G. Estimates and further calculations showed that after choosing the largest (given the current state of the art) multiphoton wave vector, the time...

In 1763, surveyors Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dixon set off from Philadelphia to demarcate the border between Pennsylvania and Maryland. On the other side of the Atlantic, British scientist Henry Cavendish worried about the effect of the Allegheny Mountains on Mason’s and Dixon’s measurements, which would eventually establish the famous Mason–Dixon line. Cavendish reasoned that the gravitationa...

The Hamiltonian for a system of relativistic bodies interacting by their gravitational field is found in the post-Minkowskian approximation, including all terms linear in the gravitational constant. It is given in a surprisingly simple closed form as a function of canonical variables describing the bodies only. The field is eliminated by solving inhomogeneous wave equations, applying transverse...

An analytic estimation of the mass function for gravitationally bound objects is presented. We use the Zel’dovich approximation to extend the Press-Schecter analysis to nonspherical collapse. For the Zel’dovich approximation, the gravitational collapse along all three directions which will eventually lead to the formation of real virialized objects clumps occurs in the regions where the lowest ...