Sentence examples for defining velocity from inspiring English sources

By defining velocity and electric field at cell boundaries, a diagonal field solver results which eliminates this mode.

From CDS signals two parameters were extracted: color hue – defining velocity (v) and color area – defining perfused area (A).

Measurements of accelerations and angular velocities are exploited to recognize user's gestures and define velocity commands for the robot.

Streamlines are integrated curves that are locally tangential to a defined velocity field at a given instant in time (Datta-Gupta and King 2007 and Thiele et al. 2010) as illustrated in Fig. 1.

This occurs because the Stern-Gerlach magnets are so designed and oriented that a wave packet (a localized wave function with reasonably well defined velocity) directed towards the magnet will, by virtue of the Schrödinger evolution, separate into distinct packets — corresponding to the spin components of the wave function and moving in the discrete set of directions.

The Oseen vortex [34], [35], [36] has analytically defined velocity, vorticity and circulation.

As a matter of fact, two (populations of) worms with well defined velocity (Fig. 5a) are separable if the length of the gel is longer than δ vmax/Δv, where Δv is the relative difference of their average speed, vmax the velocity of the fastest worm and δ the typical size on which worms are captured afterwards.

The device consists of a conveyor belt placed under the mesh bottom cage, which transports faecal pellets with defined velocity to a collector.

Both E′ and A′ were measured when an E′ wave could be recognised as a defined velocity peak when partial fusion occurred.

This is because one or more samples from a fixation may present a velocity peak that is higher than the defined velocity threshold and, hence, be mistakenly flagged as a saccade (see Fig.  5, first column).

Measurements were performed by approaching the sample with a defined velocity, applying a predefined (positive) compressive preload, retracting of the sample and obtaining the respective (negative) tensile pull-off force.