Sentence examples for at velocity of from inspiring English sources

Without regard to the outlet coolant condition requirements of the blanket, the results indicate that the ultimate heat flux that the FW can resist is 2.2 MW/m2 at velocity of 5 m/s for BWR, 2.0 MW/m2 at velocity of 5 m/s for PWR and 0.87 MW/m2 for helium at velocity 100 m/s under the chosen operation condition.

In such a background, cylindrical columns made of plaster of Paris and glass-bead-sintered ceramic were impacted by spherical projectiles of nylon, glass, and steel at velocity of about 1 4.5 km/s.

For the purpose of explanation, let's have a close look at the first 10 s, for example, while the vehicle is driven at velocity of about 7 m/s, the vehicle is turned right as the steering angle is changed from zero (at t = 3 s) to about 0.13 rad maximum (at t = 6 s).

They are fired at velocities of up to 300 feet a second, the study said.

By Wallace White and F. B. Modell The New Yorker, August 2 , 1969P. 23 Talk story about giant vacuum cleaners which pick up outsized objects such as bottles, cans, rocks, leaves, metal shavings, and water at velocities of around 100 miles an hour.

The New Yorker, August 2 , 1969P. 23 Talk story about giant vacuum cleaners which pick up outsized objects such as bottles, cans, rocks, leaves, metal shavings, and water at velocities of around 100 miles an hour.

Bottom waters flow very slowly, at velocities of 1 to 2 centimetres per second (0.4 to 0.8 inches per second), except along the western margins of the ocean basins, where velocities of 10 cm/sec have been calculated.

The piston compresses the hydrogen, which pushes the projectile along the barrel at velocities of up to 8km/s.

The same arrestor designs are then tested again in constant pressure environments where buckles propagate at velocities of 400 1100 ft/s.

Dyneema® panels approximately 2.2 mm thick were impacted with a fully instrumented hemi-spherical impactor at velocities of 3.38 m/s.

For micron scale particles fine-grain polycrystalline ceramics were impacted and fractured, launching particulate clouds at velocities of 15 km/s.