The detailed, non-linear, steady flow field which is induced in the absorbent by the high speed mean flow in the central duct is evaluated.
Critically, he has managed to adapt to the most recent development: the high speeds mean that no single team can dominate the run-in to a sprint and those that do put together a lead-out train leave it later to hit the front, making the sprints increasingly chaotic.
Such high speeds meant that for the last 1,500 years, the central star was losing mass at a rate of one-thousandths of a sun every year, ten times faster than what's been measured in similar stars that are ejecting gas.
Ticker, high-speed means of reporting information on securities transactions.
The simple mechanical design is accompanied by a comparatively low-cost, yet high-speed, means of independently measuring specimen strain using a fast line scan camera.
The water lubricates the ice, and the higher speeds mean more collisions and melting so the speed of an avalanche is, in part, due to this snowball effect.
As shown as a plot of a mathematical function in Figure 2, higher speeds mean lesser time to connect to a single AP.
For fixed f c, higher user speed means higher Doppler frequency shift f D, which results in rapidly changing user channel and lower correlation between the time-slots.
"If a star orbits a galaxy at high speed that means that galaxy must have a very powerful gravitational field to hold on to it and stop it from flying off into space – and powerful gravitational fields can only be generated by bodies with huge masses".
Not being too high speed also means, in and of themselves, they're fairly safe.
