Sentence examples for centimetres per second from inspiring English sources
Generally, velocities of a few centimetres per second are required.
The surface amplitudes range from a few centimetres per second to several metres per second.
The largest scallops, those that are more than one metre wide, indicate flow velocities of a few centimetres per second.
Rosetta touched down on the "head" of the comet at a speed of about 90 centimetres per second - around a walking pace.
Tape speeds for sound recording vary from less than 2 inches (5 centimetres) per second to as much as 15 in.
The entire system descends at a rate of approximately 10 centimetres per second, resulting in a vertical resolution of several metres for the velocity profile produced.
Wilken, T. et al. A spectrograph for exoplanet observations calibrated at the centimetre-per-second level.
(If you slow or accelerate an asteroid by just one centimetre per second, and you start ten years before the projected impact, the cumulative divergence will be sufficient).
Primary ions from GCRs are generated in the model at the known rate of q = 1.7 ion pairs per cubic centimetre per second.
High resolution and fast separations are achieved since the small particles allow good efficiency with fast mobile phase velocities (one centimetre per second or higher).
