P-to-S mode-converted waves at the upper surface of the plate propagate through the slab crust for longer distances than do direct P- and S-waves; therefore, their arrival-time data are convenient for estimating the seismic velocity structure within the slab crust.
(iv) In opportunistic scenarios, where a data mule travels around and helps to connect remote nodes to infostations, when the data mule does not move too fast both protocols can allow lookup and delivery during the limited proximity time although Bamboo is more convenient also for slightly higher velocities.
A convenient choice is, so that the velocity of sound can be expressed as for.
He devised a tube, with an opening facing the flow, that provided a convenient and reasonably accurate measurement of flow velocity and that has found wide application ever since (e.g., in anemometers for measuring wind speed).
A Reynolds number based on the effective pore size and pore velocity is seen to be a convenient parameter for the delineation of these flow regimes.
As an easily prepared, albeit highly corrosive, gas it is also convenient for detailed experimental investigation by techniques such as velocity map imaging.
On the other hand, convenient non-destructive testing methods like rebound hammer and ultrasonic pulse velocity have the disadvantage of large data scattering and low reliability.
For a more convenient visual comparison of the dT, ACI and the earth rotation velocity dynamics, the negative (-LOD) instead of the directly calculated LOD values was used.
Both of these possibilities are not very convenient, so any rational method that provides a possibility for calculating the velocity field and pressure distribution is welcome.
It is convenient to express the strength of a gravitational field in terms of escape velocity, the speed at which any particle (a molecule or spacecraft) must be traveling in order to overcome the force of gravity.
It is convenient to introduce the rapidity (phi =a,tau ), which is related to the velocity v through (v=operatorname{tanh} phi )).
