Sentence examples for at which velocity from inspiring English sources

Acceleration, rate at which velocity changes with time, in terms of both speed and direction.

This velocity gradient is then extended to the depth at which velocity is zero, as shown in Figure 10.

In all tasks, onset and offset of the finger movements were defined as the time at which velocity exceeded 5 cm/sec for more than 100ms.

Movement onset and offset were defined as the point at which velocity went above and below (respectively) 20 mm/s for more then 10 consecutive frames respectively.

Similarly the end of each movement corresponded to the first point at which velocity decreased below 5% of the maximal velocity.

The end of each saccade was determined as the time at which velocity decreased to below baseline plus 8 s.d. for 50 ms. Saccades were subject to considerable analysis.

Therefore, D90 possibly represents the depth at which velocity-strengthening starts to dominate, and the BDT lies in the deeper regions.

Minimizing this wave amplitude has significant advantages over the more conventional approach in which velocity at some point is minimized.

Alternatively, it is possible to approximate thickness to the velocity profile by means of an equation which gives the distance from the surface at which the velocity gradient is zero and the velocity is equal to the stream velocity.

The inner boundary is the position in the flow field behind the shock front at which the velocity of the inner boundary and the fluid velocity are equal.

The time between the time at which relaxation velocity is maximum and the time at which contraction velocity is maximum (tCR) is calculated by subtracting the time of V Cmax from the time of V Rmax and is proportional to the time of individual beats.