Sentence examples for moving at velocities from inspiring English sources

Fortunately for experimentalists, these particles are usually born in such high-energy collisions that they are moving at velocities close to the speed of light.

The very good Doppler correction and background rejection capability of this γ ray tracking array will allow to perform γ ray spectroscopy experiments using fragmentation beams with sources moving at velocities up to β∼0.5.

The simulated results show the capability of the system to detect the encoded signals emitted by the LPS infrastructure when the device is moving at velocities of up to 3 m/s under low SNR conditions.

The segments are moving at velocity v perpendicular to their line direction (Fig. 1 (right)).

If we are traveling in a train moving at velocity f n ′ v x, we do not see the advection.

This configuration is then boosted to the frame moving at velocity (boldsymbol{v}=sqrt{2} -v_{c},-v_{c},0)) and we test values of (v_{c}) boldsymbol{v}=sqrt{2} -v_{c},-v_{c}

The last component of (1), v n,m, represents the Doppler frequency component of the UE moving at velocity (bar {v}).

The results for prediction distances d λ are scalable and could be interpreted as predictions for time horizons of d λ ·λ c /v at a carrier wavelength of λ c and a user moving at velocity v.

In this figure, the scattering irregularities are moving at velocity v at a particular height, and the ground diffraction pattern is produced by the radar return from these irregularities.

It is easy to demonstrate that for an emitter (or receiver) moving at velocity V in the direction of the receiver (emitter respectively), emitting at frequency F, the frequency modification F d is given by (1).

For the single atom transport in the conveyor belt optical lattice [50], a relative detuning δ between the two lattice beams is employed to create a standing wave pattern, moving at velocity (v=lambda_{textrm{lat}} delta/2).