1 If part of something, especially something made of metal, shears, it breaks into two pieces, usually because of a sideways force:
2 movement in the plates in the surface of the earth that causes them to change shape or break
4 movement in the plates in the surface of the earth that causes them to change shape or break
The nonlinear dust fluid behavior comprising sheared flows in complex plasmas has been discussed in [7].
The generation of sheared (zonal) flows by drift-wave turbulence is by now part of the standard paradigm [98].
The motion after leaving the sheared flow is at roughly constant velocity.
In experiment 2, shears with a step height of 22 mm with a levelling plate were used in all the harvesting treatments.
Probability of second law violations in shearing steady flows.
In figure 3 the dimensionless group 8+ is given as a function of shearing stress for two concentrations of the same polymeric additive in water.
I n a bounded flow, or in the presence of (uniform) mean shearing this is not necessarily true.
Where locally dominant, it results in the formation of a vortex lattice with a resistance to shearing motions.
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