Sentence examples for consistent with the velocity of from inspiring English sources

The propagation velocity of 3,457 m/s for the first peak is consistent with the velocity of a Rayleigh wave which is one type of surface wave produced during earthquakes (Oliver, 1962).

Both the orange dashed circle and orange line are consistent with the velocities of the observed second ring (orange empty triangle).

We also examined the mixed potentials between the Au and TiO2 electrodes in 10−1 10−8 g L−1 aqueous solutions of MB (Fig. S2), and Tafel plots indicate that the variation in the mixed potentials between the electrodes is consistent with the velocities of the TiO2 Au Janus micromotors in different dye concentrations (Fig. 3).

We found a difference in latency between the left MOG (i.e. BA18/19) and the IFG of the order of only 14 ms. Assuming no additional synaptic delays, this latency difference is consistent with the conduction velocity of a myelinated fibre of about 1 μ diameter over a distance of 8 10 cm [67].

However, we found no consistent changes the velocity of EB3 comets or their track lengths.

It is desired that the Bayesian filter provides a trajectory that uses feasible paths and is consistent with the usual velocity of the target.

There is a consistent decrease in the velocity of movement [ 146- 148].

The reconstructed velocity fields were quite consistent with the expected velocity structures based on the geologic descriptions of formations encountered during the drilling of the shafts.

In general, our results show strong lateral velocity variations that can change between −8.5% and up to +4.2%, which is consistent with the magnitude of velocity perturbations from both global (e.g., Sylvander et al. 1997) and regional studies (e.g., Xu and Koper 2009).

Obviously, this relation is consistent with the previously mentioned requirement for the velocity of vertical Bloch line v L (see the derivation of (3)).

In the forward reaction, an ordered mechanism in which sulfate binding follows initial binding of ATP is most consistent with the initial velocity and dead-end inhibition data.