Sentence examples for inferred velocity from inspiring English sources

The separation rate of nearby galaxies can be thought of as a velocity without confusion in the sense of Hubble's law, if one wants, but only if the inferred velocity is much less than the speed of light.

These large variations in displacement throughout the year are on the same order of magnitude as the inferred velocity changes, which means that it is difficult to identify the cause of the displacements observed in the campaign GPS measurements between 2000 and 2004, which were in the order of 2 3 cm12 3

Thus, the inferred apparent velocity is a good approximation of the actual velocity near the CMB.

The inferred flow velocity using the flow line distance and the results of 14C and 3H age dating indicated a flow velocity of between 11 and 245 m/year (Parsons 1964).

Premixed turbulent burning velocities based on these conditions are then computed from recent correlations in the literature and compared with the convection velocities, which are the inferred turbulent burning velocities for this situation.

The inferred P-wave velocity perturbations along the CMB from PKKPab diffraction waves exhibit a wide range, and show velocity reductions up to about 8.5%.

Accordingly, we set a ±1° error range for the angle estimates of the three types of angle (i.e., α, β, and ω), thus accounting for the inferred error in velocity for the sedimentary wedge (Tsuru et al. [2002]).

In fact, the comparison of the observed radial velocity with the inferred intrinsic post-shock velocity, 110-120 km s-1, suggests that the footpoints of the accretion streams on TW Hya are located at low latitudes on the stellar surface, indicating that complex magnetic field geometries, such as that of TW Hya, permit low-latitude accretion spots.

Sensed ranging and relative target position signals are input to the fuzzy controller while the steering angle and the velocity change are inferred to drive the mobile robot.

Furthermore, the relative error of the inferred arrival angle and the drift velocity will be inversely correlated with the arrival angle because of the lensing effect of the potential depression.

Sadeghi et al. (2000) obtained tomographic images beneath western Kyushu, and documented the existence of a low-velocity zone related to the inferred upwelling mantle near the northeastern edge of the extending Okinawa Trough.