Sentence examples for much more velocity from inspiring English sources

This glaring imbalance means that "Wind" never musters much more velocity than that of a drugstore fan.

(Brantley) 'INHERIT THE WINDoug Hugheshes's wooden revival of this worthy war horse, based on the Scopes "monkey" trial of 1925, never musters much more velocity than a drugstore fan.

As the game was progressing, Appier tried not to pay much attention to Burnett, who was similarly effective, with a distinctive fastball and markedly better control than he showed at Shea. "He's got much more velocity than I ever had," Appier said.

There's much more than just velocity, but in the interest of concision we're going to just look at one other facet of pitching - the pitches themselves.

As would be expected from this formula, the third and fourth PCs account for much more of the velocity-associated variance than the first and second PCs (Appendix figure 4D).

And the vehicle speed has much more influence on air velocity than the vehicle spacing.

Because the Schrödinger equation does not satisfy the principles of relativity, it can be used to describe only those phenomena in which the particles move much more slowly than the velocity of light.

First, data collection tools are much more accurate, such as velocity measurements by acoustic Doppler velocimetry (ADV).

As vertical movement is much more difficult, therefore, vertical velocity corresponds to the actual condition of the cells.

The result is that we can explain much more: not only the velocity profiles (as Harris and Wolpert did) but the full stereotypy of saccade trajectories including the duration of saccades, and how duration and velocity vary with movement direction and initial eye orientation.

In [23, 24] the acceleration is achieved through the ultrafast variation of magnetic fluxes threading SQUIDs, and is restricted to a much more modest regime of velocities.