We tentatively conclude that the transitions from velocity-strengthening at low temperature, to velocity-weakening at intermediate temperatures, and back to velocity-strengthening at high temperature critically depends on water-assisted, thermally activated quartz deformation, for example pressure solution or stress corrosion cracking (cf. Den Hartog et al. 2012a).
The end point (T3) was defined as the position at which the leg that will be the supporting one returned back to zero velocity after the movement (Fig. 1B).
The documented wind velocity increased to a peak of 56 m/s (125 mile/h) over 5-h period and dropped back to nominal velocities over the next 15 h.
Going from point a to b at velocity v1, then back at velocity v2, the average velocity (vav) is equal not to the standard arithmetic mean, but to the harmonic mean, 1/vav = (1/v1+1/v2)/2.
People are running back to nature with a velocity normally reserved for a Manolo Blahnik sale.
The source discovers the destination with a request once, and the destination responds its position and velocity back to the source.
But his average velocity surged back to 92.3 on Saturday.
"His velocity was back to what it was in the past," said Manager Don Mattingly.
During the saccade (velocity > 30°/s) back to the center, the video began to play.
(4) Calculate the acceleration due to (H_{mathrm{soft}}) at new time (t+Delta t_{mathrm{soft}}) and update the velocity (5) Go back to step 2. .
As an alternative solution the idea of using positive velocity feedback, dating back to the seminal studies of Bässler (1976, 1983), has been applied to Walknet by Cruse et al. (1996), Kindermann (2002) using kinematic and dynamic simulation and by Schmitz et al. (2008) using a physical robot.
