Sentence examples for micrometer per second from inspiring English sources

Rolling velocities of six leukocytes were averaged and expressed as micrometer per second.

And by measuring 50-micrometer-per-second Doppler shifts in the spacecraft's radio signal, MGS team members have recorded the subtle bobbing of the spacecraft as it passes over areas of greater or lesser gravitational pull.

The corresponding scan velocity is restricted in the range of micrometers per second.

Then, mechanical arms at either end rift it apart at rates ranging from 1 to 100 micrometers per second.

The relative accuracy of the two GRACE satellites is about 1 cm in position and 10 micrometers per second in velocity.

When scratching at a relatively large velocity (around several hundred micrometers per second), separate pits can be formed, as shown in Fig. 1b.

As shown in Fig. 1d, when the scratching velocity reaches a relatively small value (dozens of micrometers per second), the pits can be transformed into nanogrooves.

The wave sweeps through the brain at approximately 14 micrometers per second; the microglia turn their fingerlike appendages in the direction of the wave and then begin migrating toward the injury site within one minute.

Because glass bends light, a property known as refraction, the wing moved perpendicular to the light rays at a rate of a few micrometers per second, as seen in this video.

The designed channels were ranging from 100 to 300 μm in width and 60 μm in depth, and the velocity was thousands of micrometers per second with Reynolds number <0.1.

We also note that the employed cutting velocity of 100 m/s in current MD simulations of nanometric cutting is several orders of magnitude higher than typical velocities of tens of micrometers per second utilized in ultra-precision diamond cutting experiments, giving the intrinsic requirement of the integration time step to be of the order of femtosecond (fs).