Sentence examples for increase in the velocity of from inspiring English sources

The students routinely experienced "a significant increase in the velocity of weight gain during summer break".

Today, because of the enormous increase in the velocity of communications and the diffusion of literacy, the assimilation of foreign languages requires mere decades, or even years, rather than centuries.

The result was an increase in the velocity of air flowing in the capture chamber and hence a rise in the kinetic energy available to the turbine.

Dynamic softening leads to an increase in the velocity of shear band sliding, with resultant shear offset, which can be successfully captured by a linear softening model.

It is shown and explained how an increase in the velocity of the collector screen increases porosity and permeability of the meltblown nonwoven laydown.

When the field is applied against the direction of front propagation ("negative" field), wave saturation is obtained, characterized by a slight increase in the velocity of propagation with field strength, until it reaches a constant value as the field strength is further increased.

We therefore need a way to represent relatively abrupt increases in the velocity of processes that are carried out by different proteins (generically, P), at different, specific times following infection.

In this study we have shown a similar steep relationship between temperature and heart rate and we have also demonstrated, for the first time, significant increases in the velocity of the myocardial wall during contraction and a trend for enhanced velocity during relaxation at higher temperatures.

This is due to the fact that the lower permeability enhances the flow, which leads to increase in the velocities of the flow.

Interestingly, despite these increases in contractility, CK-0689705 did not increase the velocity of contraction, in contrast to classic inotropes, such as isoproterenol, which increase contraction velocity and calcium transients.

In a clinical study, an increase in the velocity time index of more than 10% predicted fluid responsiveness with a sensitivity of 95% and a specificity of 78% [ 34].