use of "including"
Hi,
Is use of "including" in the following sentence correct grammatically and conceptually? If it is not , kindly suggest ways to make it clearer.
This term, including(or containing) the mean velocity gradients, is often referred to as direct or viscous dissipation.
explanation:
The term is as follows:
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Thanks.
Is it OK?
This term is often referred to as direct or viscous dissipation and this term includes mean velocity gradients.
I want to add "mean velocity gradients".
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If, by this term, you mean the expression = s (average of gen) = LHS of equation 6, then you can write your complete sentence as
This term, s(average of gen), is often referred to as direct or viscous dissipation. Ie, as an (inline equation=inline expression). It's not possible to do that here, but MS Word can do it. The '.' after the 2 can be deleted, and, the '[' after the '2.' should match, in size, the ']' after the square of the partial d(average of w) by dz.
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