Sentence examples for maximum running speeds from inspiring English sources

This casts significant doubt on maximum running speeds above 12 m/s for the largest non-avian theropods like Tyrannosaurus, based on current simulations.

For example, estimates of normal walking and maximum running speeds can be calculated on the basis of the analysis of trackways, which can then be combined with biomechanical examination of the legs and joints and reconstruction of limb musculature.

Maximum running speeds increased in all groups after training with significant interaction (P = 0.003) between group and time.

Maximum running speed is about 3 mph, and the suit is agile enough to kick a soccer ball, or punch a speed bag with minimum issue.

At the population level, maximum running speed decreased on inclined compared to level raceways for both species, but the effects of slope varied substantially between individuals.

The model is applied to a broad sample of living mammalian species to test its predictive power, and it is found to provide very good estimates of maximum running speed.

We measured the effect of angle of incline, body size, relative leg length (variation not explained by body size) and relative body mass (variation not explained by body size or leg length, often interpreted as 'condition') on maximum running speed in two Australian spiders differing in habitat architecture and foraging strategy.

They trot at a speed of 6 13 km/h, and have a maximum running speed of 50 km/h.

Under this system the first letter represent owner of the wagon, the second represents the general type of wagon, the third separates different classes of the same general type, and the four letter indicates the maximum running speed.

Comparative studies on locomotor performance and maximum running speed (MRS) in mammals have mostly concentrated on biomechanical models.

We found that there is indeed a general positive, surprisingly strong relation between the n-6 PUFAs content in muscle phospholipids and maximum running speed of mammals.