Sentence examples for accelerated velocity of from inspiring English sources
The waveform is transferred to the Labview program which calculates the accelerated velocity of the particle.
A CHEP stimulator (Medoc Ltd., Ramat Yishai, Israel) with an accelerated velocity of 70°C/s and a cooling rate of 40°C/s was used to deliver cutaneous heat stimuli.
As a result of measuring the accelerated velocity of vehicles in motion and electromyograms of drivers of the vehicles, it was found that the driving load of disabled people is heavier than that of physically unimpaired people.
PayPal was also good for eBay, as they accelerated the velocity of transactions by speeding up the payment cycle, so eBay acquired PayPal.
Minimum pore size for barrier-free transport (dmin) and the minimum pore size for Knudsen diffusion (dK) are calculated for each gas and a mechanism for the intermediate region is suggested in which the attractive van der Waals forces cause an accelerated entrance velocity of the gas at the pore opening.
Figure 1C right shows that PSC-SN significantly accelerated the velocity of both cell lines (P<0.05 compared with SFM: 7.2-fold increase in Panc1, 6.1-fold increase in UlaPaCa).
However, enlarged size (3– 6) and accelerated growth velocity of the fetal abdominal circumference in the third trimester is known to predict large-for-gestational-age (LGA) birth weight (7).
Several ionic and non-ionic surfactants accelerate the velocity of microjets because they facilitate the bubble ejection from the microtube [53].
The author successively examined in detail these six drivers by aggregating them in three categories: "those influencing our capacity to process information, those impacting the availability or intelligibility of the information itself and, finally, those accelerating the velocity of informational change".
But more than that, it accelerates the velocity of the already-shifting political winds.
Moreover, the inter and intra molecular hydrogen bonding (Scheme 1) also accelerated the settling velocity of starch.
