Sentence examples for mean horizontal speeds from inspiring English sources

First the mean horizontal speeds of the inner and outer radii are taken from the inclination of the above mentioned linear regression lines: v inner =d R inner /d t=240 m/s, v outer =d R outer /d t= 170 m/s.

The slope of the regression line implies a mean horizontal speed of 2.3 km/s along the surface, which is within the range of Rayleigh wave speeds.

It means that the initial average horizontal speed is 52.7 m.

The mean horizontal velocity is 210 ms−1.

Indeed, the maximum horizontal speed attained in their 0.4 m cube (1.2 ms−1) was the same as the mean horizontal flight speed in our 1.6 m cube (1.2 ms−1.2

The study site is a tidal strait that exhibits semi-diurnal tidal current characteristics, with a mean horizontal current speed of 1.4 m s−1, and a turbulence intensity of 15% at a reference mean current of 2 m s−1.

The results show that both the tracked epicenter and the tsunami origin are quite close to the epicenter reported by the USGS, with a mean horizontal propagation speed of 2.3 km/s after the earthquake and about 210 m/s after the tsunami.

The mean horizontal flight speed was 1.2 ms.d (s.d. = 0.5 ms−1), with a maximum of 2.4 ms−1.

Then the mean of the above calculated horizontal speeds is taken 〈v〉=(v inner +v outer )/2≈200 m/s.

Third, texture, by which I mean horizontal richness: layer on layer of history.

Production of wave-induced mean jets and their superposition with nonlinear unstable dissipative AGWs can produce strong narrow peaks of horizontal speed in the upper atmosphere.