Sentence examples for abrupt velocity from inspiring English sources
A very narrow zone of abrupt velocity change is known as a shear line.
Also, some early solid fuels had uneven ignition, producing surges or abrupt velocity changes that could disrupt or severely confound guidance systems.
However, when there is abrupt velocity change in the intentional motion, the constrained Kalman filter with small σ p can result in annoying back and forth pixel movements because the motion estimate hits the constraints easily.
According to the final rupture velocity distribution and temporal rupture process, part of the deep area had rupture velocities approaching 3.0 km/s, shorter durations, and abrupt velocity changes, which are characteristics of the high-frequency radiation in this area.
If abrupt changes in velocity are allowed, the resulting performance would not sound realistic.
Ueno et al. (2012) also observed an abrupt decrease in velocity during swarm activity in the eastern Izu Peninsula, central Japan, and the subsequent gradual recovery process.
An abrupt drop in velocity of the seeping water at the opposite end of the drainage channel, about 5 cm before the downstream slope face, reduces the pressure of the seeping water through the soil micropores.
In contrast, clear slant reflectors can be traced to a depth of ~25 km, as shown by arrows in the MCS record, and these reflection signals have a negative polarity, indicating an abrupt decrease in velocity at the reflector.
Relatively abrupt changes of velocity are predicted near the lower and upper bounds for the scaling regime and the positions of the bounds could be good markers for the development of tough polymers, for which we provide simple views that could be useful as guiding principles for toughening polymer-based materials.
The lane changes result in the abrupt changes in target velocity that cause the sharp increases in the velocity error.
However, when there is an abrupt change in the velocity, it takes longer to adapt to the correct velocity estimation.
