Sentence examples for an approximate speed of from inspiring English sources

Altimetry revealed a mesoscale clockwise eddy in the central Red Sea that transported productive water masses from the east (23.3°N) to the west coast (~22.2°N), at an approximate speed of 25 cm s−1 (Fig. 1f).

It took 13'02", at an approximate speed of 89 MB/s.

Dedicated bandwidth In general, the IEEE 802.15.14 protocol used by the WSN nodes to communicate works with an approximate speed of 256 kbps.

From the grey scale in Fig. 12, multiple waves travelling ahead with an approximate speed of 30 km/h, which is the speed for emergency vehicles, can be observed for the Reference scenario.

Five knots equals 5 nautical miles per hour, or an approximate speed of 5.75 mph.

The GPS tracked the two singers' speed right before the arrest at 27 MPH, despite the police report claims that they were driving at an "approximate speed of about 55-60 MPH" in a 30-MPH zone.

As the approximate speed of sound through an average tissue is 1540 m/s and the transducer used was 5 MHz, the wavelength was approximately 0.3 mm [ 2, 3, 18].

About a year ago, 802.11g arrived, combining the approximate speed of 802.11a with the approximate range of 802.11b (about 120 feet in a home).

The results of the average approximate speed of vehicles on research days are presented in Appendix Table 6.

Considering that tsunami-driven TIDs have similar propagation characteristics as the tsunami causing them, an effective way to distinguish ionospheric signals associated with tsunami is to search for perturbations with horizontal velocity around 200 m/s (the approximate speed of tsunami) and direction outward from the tsunami's source (Galvan et al. 2011).

That's both the approximate speed of the Earth's rotation i.e. the speed you're moving while sitting still and the name of artist Kevin Cooley's experimental film on display at Kopeikin Gallery in Los Angeles this weekend.