Sentence examples for Growing velocity from inspiring English sources

Perhaps in response to the growing velocity and techno-centricity of daily life, more people have sought out chant.

The final influence would appear as different growing velocity in various crystal lattice directions.

This powerful wave is testimony to things both new and old: the relatively new, but exponentially growing velocity of social media, and the old and deep power of American compassion in response to horrific suffering.

For the single-harmonic corrugation case, the numerical results show that the wheel rail contact force amplitude is generally increasing with growing velocities and shows a peak when the frequency of excitation meets the resonance frequencies of the flexible structure.

As the taxi powered through the curves of Titicus Road and thank-you-ma'amed the hills near Peach Lake, Robert could feel the box's contents start to shift and roll, the movement growing in velocity until he peeked in.

At the point of measurement of (v_{mathrm{im}}), there will already be a small contribution in the measured (v_{mathrm{im}}) from the growing radial velocity component due to the eccentricity of the new orbit.

Teledyne RD Instruments has answered the demand with a new patented Phased Array technology to be used as part of the growing Doppler Velocity Log and Acoustic Doppler Current Profiler Product Lines.

Finally, we identify areas in which further methodological development will likely occur given the growing "volume, velocity and variety" and availability of "big data" to provide empirical evidence and techniques such as machine learning for parameter estimation in dynamic simulation models.

The perturbation consists of a radially outgoing velocity growing linearly in radius to a maximum value of 0.005.

Yet in an information landscape defined by growing volume, higher velocity and an increasing variety of formats and sources, managing information well is a significant and complex challenge to businesses everywhere, regardless of their size or sector.

Such a result could be explained by the fact that, once in a growing state, elongation velocity is high and consequently the probability to observe such an event is low.