The phrase "absolute velocity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics or engineering, particularly when discussing the speed of an object in a fixed reference frame.
Example: "To calculate the absolute velocity of the spacecraft, we need to consider its speed relative to the stars."
Alternatives: "total velocity" or "net velocity".
Both masses are equipped with an absolute velocity sensor.
The cumulative absolute velocity represents the area between the jumping line and the horizontal axis.
The modified integral form is conservative and seeks the solution of the absolute velocity.
The measured absolute velocity response of the passive platform is then divided by the absolute velocity response of the second floor of the building without platform to obtain the normalized velocity response of the passive platform.
The performance evaluation of the platform is based on the BBN Vibration Criteria with the absolute velocity being targeted.
The standardized cumulative absolute velocity and 5%-damped spectral acceleration at 1 s period capture the ground shaking.
Newton believed that everything moved in relation to a fixed but undetectable spatial frame so that it could be said to have an absolute velocity.
French physicist Jean-Bernard-Léon Foucault, who introduced and helped develop a technique of measuring with extreme accuracy the absolute velocity of light and provided experimental proof that Earth rotates on its axis, was born.
A maximum deviation of 1.8% in absolute velocity is estimated in the present study as compared to 2 3% reported in the previously performed measurements on Francis turbines.
The implementation scope on the field-programmable gate array platform of this work is limited to cumulative absolute velocity, peak ground acceleration, and Modified Mercalli Intensity.
Secondly, Extend Kalman Filter (EKF) and Unscented Kalman Filter (UKF) are designed, respectively, to get the estimations of absolute position, absolute velocity and attitude of the UAV.
