Sentence examples for backward velocity from inspiring English sources

In addition, as propulsion waves pass from the trailing edge to the leading edge, the robotic fish attains a backward velocity of 0.15 m·s−1.

By supporting the rifle firmly, the marksman includes his body, with its much greater mass, as part of the firing system and the backward velocity of the system is correspondingly reduced.

Why? because, as a ratio between a displacement and a time step, it has the meaning of a velocity, but since it is the displacement associated to the transport from (varrho ^tau _{k+1}) to (varrho ^tau _{k}), it is better to view it rather as a backward velocity (which justifies the minus sign).

During double contact, the total horizontal force remains close to zero, implying a nearly constant velocity, at which the body moves backward (velocity is negative) (Fig. 3c).

This hamstring stretch before the foot-strike has the potential to increase the shank backward velocity and propulsive impulse during the following support phase and thus increase the SL (Mero and Komi, 1987).

The robotic colonoscope shows reliable locomotion performance; it has forward and backward velocities of 5.0 ± 0.4 mm/s and 9.5 ± 0.9 mm/s, respectively.

Forced by the flame shock/acoustic interactions, the flame would reverse and the backward flame velocity was positively related to that of the forward flame.

This study aimed to investigate if forward and backward walking velocity respectively, associated with global cognition and executive function in people with dementia, and whether the association differed according to walking aid use or dementia type.

Conversely, the area with large intensity variation has a small backward diffusion velocity.

b The corresponding backward diffusion velocity Ψ {varPsi}_1 s)=frac{varphi_1hbox(s)}{s}=frac{-{e}^{-s}}{s} {varPsi}_2 s)=frac{varphi_2hbox(s)}{s}=frac{-1}{s{left(1+srespectively respectively.

That is to say, in image diffusion, the area with small variation in intensity has a large backward diffusion velocity.