Lorenz constructed his famous "hydraulic model" to help illustrate this concept, as well as the concept of action specific energy, or drives.

Most log splitter models for home use have a rating around 10 tons, but professional hydraulic models may exert 25 tons of force or more.

In 2000, a team led by Komatsu simulated the floods numerically with a 3-dimensional hydraulic model.

For hydraulic models, specific scale rules are applied in order to obtain the correct reproduction of physical phenomenae.

As was the case with Descartes's hydraulic model, the electric field model has not been substantiated by more recent studies of the brain.

The drillers would like to use a small computer to plot their progress, but in the absence of a hydraulic model, they make do with pencil and coal-gritty paper.

Using a hydraulic model, a project is subjected to a computer-simulated winter storm, waves and all, in a large enclosed tank with models of proposed breakwaters.

The MONIAC Computer was a hydraulic model of a national economy first unveiled in 1949.

The C-Leg, which was introduced to the United States market in 1999, costs $40,000 to $50,000, compared with $15,000 for a nonelectronic hydraulic model.

In 1995, engineers in Grenoble developed a hydraulic model of the mount and the bay to enable them to test the consequences of human intervention.