Sir Isaac Newton

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Noun1.Sir Isaac Newton - English mathematician and physicistSir Isaac Newton - English mathematician and physicist; remembered for developing the calculus and for his law of gravitation and his three laws of motion (1642-1727)
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Luther and Mewes [15] calculated the three-dimensional velocity and pressure distribution between the calender gap using finite element method for Newtonian fluid. Sofou and Mitsoulis [16] analyzed the calendering mechanism using pseudoplastic and viscoplastic fluids and calculated finite sheet thickness.
An exact solution for the flow of a Newtonian fluid between eccentric rotating disks was first obtained by Abbott and Walters [2].
We skip the trivial case of [[mu].sub.0] [not equal to] 0, [[mu].sub.1] = 0, which was examined in our former paper as the Newtonian fluid [5].
It is also noticed that the velocity for Newtonian fluid is greater than that of micropolar fluids.
Roy and Dutt (24) reported film thickness data for mineral oil as Newtonian fluid and data are presented for two cylindrical substrates with radii of 317 and 445 [micro]m.
Fine sand glass has been frequently tested (Tables 2 and 3) and it behaves as a Newtonian fluid below 30% volumetric concentration, and generally becomes pseudoplastic at higher concentrations.
We would like to mention here that without such assumptions one cannot obtain solution of these equations even for Newtonian fluid. Following [1], we assume that the [delta] is small and proceed to write
[S.sub.2] was a signature calculated from the changes in the resonant frequency and energy dissipation (or change in Q) of the resonator when loaded with a Newtonian fluid:
Abd El Kareem, "Effects of a magnetic field on trapping through peristaltic motion for generalized Newtonian fluid in channel," PhysicaA: Statistical Mechanics and Its Applications, vol.
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