Sentence examples for maintain velocity from inspiring English sources

During the competition, pods will be accelerated along an aluminum I-beam by a SpaceX boost car, then released to continue on their own power — hopefully to accelerate or maintain velocity, then come to a controlled stop.

When confining pressure is increased by Δp, the pore-fluid pressure must be increased by 1.8 Δp to maintain velocity and conductivity.

European robins (Erithacus rubecula) with intermediate Mb increases (27%) were able to reduce take-off angle in order to maintain velocity (Lind et al., 1999), similar to the findings in artificially (Witter et al., 1994) but not naturally loaded (Lee et al., 1996) starlings.

Large lahars commonly achieve speeds in excess of 20 m/s on the lower flanks of volcanoes and can maintain velocities in excess of 10 m/s for more than 50 km from their source when confined to narrow canyons (Cummans [1981]; Pierson [1985]; Pierson et al. [1990]) (Table 1).

In parallel with controlling the space ship, maintaining velocity, and handling mines and missiles, players always needed to monitor a stream of symbols for a dollar sign, whose second appearance indicates a bonus in the form of extra missiles or game points.

Although spasticity is velocity-dependent, surface EMG recordings show that in many cases if the stretch is maintained (velocity = 0), the muscle still keeps contracting, at least for a time.

A high velocity shock machine was used to maintain constant velocity during water entry at impact velocities of 4 m/s, 6 m/s, 8 m/s and 10 m/s.

However, Bolt's height and leg length means he has a very long stride, which is an advantage in the middle stages of the race when he has reached his top speed – but he has to have the stamina to maintain that velocity until the finish line.

Speaking about the technical aspect of performance, Schiff emphasised the importance of practising scales and exercises to develop and maintain finger velocity and bowing mastery alike.

Over the past few weeks, Erickson has proved that he can control all of his pitches, work into the ninth inning and maintain his velocity at 88 to 91 miles an hour.

The emphasis on strict pitch counts as early as Little League may well be responsible for modern pitchers' lack of durability, but it also might make them more likely to maintain high velocity.