Sentence examples for four degrees per second from inspiring English sources

The turrets could be rotated about 300° at a rate of about four degrees per second and can even be fired back beyond the beam, which is sometimes called "over the shoulder".

The 122-metric-ton instrument is usually controlled remotely, moving at a rate of two degrees per second.

Molten metals cooled at rates as high as a million degrees per second tend to solidify into a relatively homogeneous microstructure, since there is insufficient time for crystalline grains to nucleate and grow.

The heating rates used in Figure 1 are significantly slower than those typically found in a burning cigarette during a puff where the tobacco heating rate can exceed a few hundred degrees per second [1].

They could traverse at six to eight degrees per second.

Training and elevating was done by hydraulic drives, with rates of two and eight degrees per second, respectively.

Hydraulic drives were used in the training and elevating process, achieving rates of two and eight degrees per second, respectively.

The torsional stiffness of the prosthesis bone construct was assessed by applying torsional displacement at two degrees per second.

Above 6,000rpm, the wheel was heating up by one degree per second, peaking at 92C.

However, the alt-azimuth design requires continuous computer control, compensation for field rotation at each focus, and results in a 0.2 degree radius blind spot at zenith where the drive motors cannot keep up with sidereal motion (the drives have a maximum speed of one degree per second in each axis).

He cooled a mixture of gold and silicon at a rate of one million degrees centigrade per second to make a metallic-glass alloy.