"cm per second" is a correct and usable phrase in written English that refers to a measure of speed, such as centimeters per second (cm/s).
For example, "The car traveled at an average speed of 200 cm per second."
Suppose further that each ant can move 10 cm per second.
Our goal was for the ball to move at least 10 cm per second at 1 meter range.
Only about 1,300 feet (400 m) deep, the Kuroshio travels at rates ranging between 20 and 120 inches (50 and 300 cm) per second.
Boron, for example, when bombarded by neutrons traveling 1,000,000 cm per second (22,500 miles per hour), has a cross section for the neutron-capture reaction of about 120 barns, and boron's cross section increases to about 1,200 barns for neutrons traveling at 100,000 cm per second.
That is consider now a post inflation universe where ants (light) move at 10 cm per second and space expands at a rate of 1 cm per second for every 10 cm of space that exists (that is space expands 10% per second).
We estimated the time from the first contact of each fly with the food until an increase in its activity was detected, where activity was measured as distance traveled in cm per hundredth of a minute.
These values compare rather well with the corresponding values in previous studies of short-acting β2-agonists in mechanically ventilated COPD patients, ranging between 18% and 25% for Rint and between 8% and 15% for Rrs [ 11- 17, 28], while baseline respiratory mechanics in these studies were similar to ours (Rint of 14 to 21 cm H2O/L per second and Rrs of 20 to 26 cm H2O/L per second).
The stoke is defined as 1 cm squared per second.
Velocity reflects the vigor of movement (distance in cm covered per second of time), and rearing duration reflects the mean length of a single rear (seconds spent rearing per rearing count).
After the first mow, keep a routine watering schedule of 1 inch (2.5 cm) per week.
