Sentence examples for escape speeds from inspiring English sources

We reconsider an old approach in which a small probe obtains significant solar-system escape speeds by "dropping" deep into the Sun's gravitational potential well and then executing a ΔV maneuver at perihelion.

They are more stream-profiled and have higher escape speeds than isopods in the newly colonized stonewort habitat, which has higher density of fish predators.

Yet, reduced escape speeds will result in a higher chance of being killed by attacking predators such as dragonfly larvae (Strobbe et al. 2009, 2010).

Reductions in activity levels and high escape speeds are widespread adaptive predator avoidance and antipredator responses to avoid being detected (e.g. Gyssels and Stoks 2005; Stoks et al. 2012; Cothran et al. 2013) and killed during an attack (Stoks and De Block 2000; Stoks and McPeek 2003), respectively.

This magnifies the latitudinal difference in escape speed with higher escape speeds in French larvae; the latter pattern matches the higher predator densities at low latitudes (R. Stoks P. Lambret and E. Svensson, unpublished data; see also Laurila et al. 2008).

Thus recent access to bathing water alters flight performance by altering the trade-off between escape flight speed and accuracy.

Escape performance, expressed as escape distance and escape speed, improved with age.

Lastly, the outflow fraction of escaping ions that have speeds above the escape speed is varying as presented in Fig. 5 (panels f and l).

Maximum escape speed (MES) or speed with which vehicle can safely overtake other vehicle, depending upon available road width, was calculated.

Rigid switching on is related to the optical bistability effect induced by absorber bleaching because the carrier escape speed is not high enough.

The outflow from the top side of the disc is at super escape speed velocities with the result that the mass outflow is predominantly from the top side of the disc.