Sentence examples for derived speed from inspiring English sources

This GPS derived speed data, hereafter called Floating Car Data (FCD) was used to calculate average speeds during peak and off-peak hours, and was acquired from samples of 15,000+ taxis traveling on 176 segments over 18 major arterials in central Shanghai.

We compared transmitted vessel speeds available from 40,681 fishing trips (3,126,213 VMS records) to comparative derived speeds to ensure that these speeds were closely mirrored.

It was necessary to construct derived speeds for all VMS records as prior to 1-1-2006 transpeedion of speed and heading was not mandatory [34].

The process identified 78.9% of fishing trips yielded statistically significant positive correlations between transmitted and derived speeds (Pearson correlation coefficient; p≤0.05; mean r2 = 0.6 for all fishing trips).

The GPS data were used to derive speed and mean speed histograms.

One approach to using low GPS fix rates would be to gather short duration, high fix rate GPS data to derive speed histograms for establishing probability density functions.

Accelerometers are another example of an on-board sensor that can be used for this purpose, and Heirich et al. [4] used accelerometers to derive speed profiles and detect track features, in this case measuring track curvature, changes in cant and changes in relative heading, instead of detecting switches and crossings as per Ref. [3].

The particle size distribution, the explosion pressure history and the flame speed derived from high speed Schlieren cine photographs, were measured.

Derived speeds represent the speed of movement between time adjacent records within a fishing trip.

Discussing her training in her autobiography, "Solitary Song" (Duke University Press, 1989), Miss Koner said she derived her speed and precision from ballet, her smoothness in covering space from Asian dance and her rhythm and dynamics from Spanish dance.

Two interesting properties of the problem are also derived to speed up the SDP-based heuristic approach.