Sentence examples for first time velocity from inspiring English sources

Finally, for the first time, velocity profiles with high spatial resolution inside an operated fuel cell stack are presented, which serve as benchmark for CFD to find an optimal geometry.

Here, for the first time, velocity measurements made using PEPT with a down-pumping pitched blade turbine (PBTD) are compared directly with those made by PIV in water in the same equipment.

For the first time different velocity values, resulting from a kinematic monitoring over two decades, are included.

Measuring for the first time the velocity distribution of a glacier, he proved that the fastest flow occurs at the surface and the slowest near the bed of the glacier.

We use the first time window triggering velocity (FTWTV) as 2.5 km/s, and the rupture velocity will be discussed in Section 4. In the total slip distribution, we can see a large asperity area with a large slip in the shallow part of the fault plane.

GEMS analyses have also recently been applied to show, for the first time, that high-velocity and high-amplitude activity routinely emerges in association with many dysrhythmic events [ 28, 29].

As shown here for the first time, discriminating between reference velocities and rigid body equivalent velocities is essential with a view to accurately calculating the kinematic coefficient of restitution.

Our data experimentally show, to our knowledge for the first time, that many-fold velocity differences exist locally within a single neocortical axon.

This work presents for the first time the near-wall velocity measurements for nanofluids using nanoparticle image velocimetry.

Based on scale analysis and numerical solutions, they had shown for the first time, the flattening of velocity profiles, induced from large gradients in bulk properties such as nanoparticle concentration, thermal conductivity and viscosity.

The first time I felt the velocity of an emotional trigger it came so fast and so hard that the only way I can explain how l felt is to imagine standing on a train platform when the rush of a train traveling at high speed goes past you, and you physically shudder for a moment both at its intensity and sheer power.