Sentence examples for permissible speed from inspiring English sources

In relativity theory, mechanical quantities such as momentum and energy have forms that are different from their classical counterparts but give the same values for speeds that are small compared to the speed of light, the maximum permissible speed in nature (about 300,000 kilometres per second, or 186,000 miles per second).

At this, both MRP and GRP are involved in providing the necessary separating intervals and permissible speed of cut entry to the park retarder position.

The signals include information of the curve, permissible speed and required tilt all of which are important factors which leads to an efficient negotiation of the curve.

The limit might be the vehicle's maximum speed (from a speed metre) or it might be the permissible speed limit on a particular road or on a highway.

To provide maximal intervals on the separating elements, the retarder positions MRP and GRP should be consistently involved in providing both the necessary separating intervals and the permissible speed of the cut's entry to the park retarder position.

These restrictions are applied by the design parameters of the hump, retarding mechanisms capacity of retarder positions, the requirements of the target regulation of cut speed on tangent retarder position (TRP), and the permissible speed of their entry to the car retarder and others.

It has been noticed that, despite the corridor is characterized by single-track segments (bottlenecks) with distances between consecutive stations (e.g. Albacina, Genga and Serra S. Quirico) of around 7.5 km and low permissible speeds (max 95 km/h), the total number of trains indicated in the integrated database ETISPLUS/UNECE is related to the whole corridor.

However, reducing the maximum permissible tip speed ratio is shown to severely restrict the rotor thrust and power.

In practice it is known that unstable roll movements may occur, especially with unfavorable combinations of vehicle and trailer conditions, operating slightly above the permissible maximum speed.

To mitigate this reduction, either the submersion depth of the rotor can be increased or the maximum permissible tip speed ratio reduced.

The permissible maximum speed of a passenger train through curves is the level beyond which a railroad considers passengers will suffer unacceptable centrifugal force; the limit beyond which derailment becomes a risk is considerably higher.