Sentence examples for maximum forward speed from inspiring English sources

Moving at an exceptionally fast 98 km/h (61 mph), with a maximum forward speed of 120 km/h (75 mph), Ophelia began transitioning into an extratropical cyclone on December 5 and completed the transformation the following day as winds dropped below typhoon-force.

The ratio seen in the swimming lamprey at all speeds, approximately 0.72 (Williams et al., 1989), is similar that found in this study to provide maximum forward speed at a given level of activation.

At (t=0.35mbox{ s}), as the (negative) pressure gradient decreases to the nadir (maximum amplitude), the forward speed reaches (20mbox{ $mu$m},mbox{s$^{-1}$^{-1}$

Make sure the straw stays parallel to the table or floor surface, so that it can give you maximum forward momentum and speed.

The maximum forward acceleration declines slowly with speed.

To test the hypotheses (1) that the maximum distance reached by young or older women when standing on a raised platform is independent of movement speed, and (2) the maximum forward momentum generated at comfortable and fast reaching speeds is independent of age.

In flapping flight, the magnitude of the profile drag depends on both the rotation speed of the wings, which changes along the wingspan from zero at the wing root to maximum at the wing tip, and the forward speed.

Anisotropic Gaussian Detection method; Maximum Gap length 4 frames; Minimum length of Track Segments 3 frames; Brownian Search Radius 2 10 px (Multiplication Factor 3); Number of Frames for Nearest Neighbor Distance Calculation 5; Maximum forward angle 30°; Maximum backward angle 10°; Maximum shrinkage factor relative to growth speed 1.5; Fluctuation radius 1 px.

Accelerating to a forward speed of 29 mph, the storm intensified further and peaked with maximum sustained winds of 75 mph (120 km/h) – equivalent to a minimal Category 1 hurricane – at 18 00 UTC on October 24.

By this time, the storm had slowed in forward speed.

Bonnie slowed in forward speed, coinciding with previous forecasts.