Sentence examples for flying velocity from inspiring English sources
However, the HA powder flying velocity was decreased with both increasing spray distance and powder feeding rate.
The flying velocity increased from 250 300 to 440 490 m/s, when a second He gas source was added to the 40 L/min Ar carrying gas.
Two different HA powders were evaluated, and a high temperature sensing system was employed to monitor the surface temperature and flying velocity for the plasma spray process.
In addition, the effects of gas plasma spray parameters, such as Ar/He carrying gas flow rate, plasma power, spray distance and powder feeding rate, on the powder surface temperature and flying velocity have been investigated.
The theoretical results are confirmed by computer simulations and an experiment on a quadrotor aircraft: (i) the estimation of flying velocity and acceleration from the position measurement; (ii) a control law is designed based on the presented nonlinear differentiator to track a reference trajectory.
An analytical model to calculate the transient flyer velocity is presented and compared to the measurements.
Starting points and velocities are determined, (r_{i}) and (A_{i}) are assigned, local solution is found by checking (mathrm{rand}>r_{i}) in a specific iteration such as 20, 50, and 100, new solution is calculated by flying randomly, velocities and frequencies are updated, global best location is denoted by (x_) and it is found by ordering local solutions.
This extraordinary machine was flying at velocities too high to be man-made.
She appears to fart, which sends the bung flying with such velocity that it destroys a castle 10 miles away.
Experts found tiny puncture marks in several pieces of wreckage that seem to have been made by metal shards flying at high velocity, an indication of an explosion.
The results show that the semi-analytical method for calculating the vibration characteristics of variable cross-section beam is applied to analyze the aeroelastic deformation of profiled rod flying at high velocity.
