Sentence examples for orientation velocity from inspiring English sources

The necessary velocity field for configuration design obtained from the NURBS is analytically decomposed into shape and orientation velocity fields.

We attempted to investigate this hypothesis using live cell imaging to compare the orientation, velocity, track length, rosette number and density of YFP CESA6 particles at cortex in dark (transverse) versus after light exposure (longitudinal) arrays.

The method is based on the propagation of position and orientation velocities starting from the rover reference frame and going through various joints and linkages to the wheels.

Numerical results are presented in both tabular and graphical forms to figure out the effects of various material distributions, carbon nanotube orientations, velocity of the moving load, shear deformation, slenderness ratios and boundary conditions on the dynamic characteristics of the beam.

In this investigation air circulation and temperature distribution in a room have been studied for different orientations, velocities and sizes of jet of conditioned air for a given vertical location of air inlet and outlet on opposite wall.

Throughout a given time period when the speed, orientation, and velocity changes gradually, these factors render the resulting trajectory smoothness.

In addition to the strong correlation between the particle principal orientation and velocity vectors, regions of larger velocity gradient magnitude result in smaller solid fractions and smaller degrees of three-dimensional alignment between particles.

Outputs include position, orientation and velocity of all components and tension in all line segments.

Barron Equation (11) shows deviation from the correct space-time orientation, the velocity being a 3D unit direction vector.

Fiber orientation and velocity statistics were compared with channel flow results in absence of gravity.

Without communication, the stand-alone autonomous vehicle is equipped with several sensors to measure its state, e.g., GPS, position, orientation, and velocity, which is now in general use.