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There is brief mention of inward jetting to form a plasma precursor (p. 183), but this is not found in the quoted simulations (p. 15).
Growth rates are always real, indicating that in jetting configurations disturbances convect downstream with the base velocity.
The result was a mean velocity overshoot, or jetting, near the boundary; an effect normally found in grid generated turbulence.
To prevent jetting from the corners of the scissors, the opening angle of the corners must be less than 108, as experiments with shape charges have shown.
This critical angle depends on the material composition of the liner, and below this critical value, the collision between the shock waves produces a regular reflection without jetting.
Intense jetting outside the focal spot region on the irradiated side occurs if the aluminum target is driven by a double pulse with zero time delay.
He spends so much of his time jetting from one continent to another, attending this proliferation of high-level meetings where so little is accomplished.
Water was jetting up into the kitchen ceiling, and somebody had thrown an old mattress down to try to stop the flow.
