Sentence examples for projected speed from inspiring English sources

Projected speed: 20 mpd (miles per day).

Though tight, Mr. Rodriguez's trousers — the news of the collection — seemed forgiving because they projected speed and freedom, and they were paired with jackets cut nearly as close as T-shirts.

The projected speed of glacier melt in the Himalayas has been disputed since the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) erroneously reported non-peer reviewed science in 2009 which suggested that glaciers there were likely to disappear altogether by 2035.

She was in view for all of five seconds, but her size and posture projected speed, fearlessness, and that nearly psychopathic calm that the best skiers have on the most menacing courses.

Although the projected speed has been corrected for the CME propagation direction, errors may still exist and contribute to the uncertainties in the arrival time predictions.

Note that the CME propagation speed measured by C2 or C3 was the projected speed on the plane of the sky.

On average, the SOHO/LASCO projected speeds for the HCMEs are 23% smaller than the radial velocities obtained from the STEREO/SECCHI images.

By compiling these data, we were able to determine how often 3-D sources generated projected speeds that traversed a distance of 2° on the image plane.

Because many different combinations of speeds and trajectories through space could produce the same distribution of projected speeds and distances, contending with the inverse problem (Figure 1) depends on associating 2-D images with 3-D objects over time.

Furthermore, because perspective projection requires that the actual speeds of objects are always greater than or equal to their projected speeds, image speed distributions will always be weighted toward speeds slower than the range of physical speeds in 3-D space [12] [15]; see also Figure S2).

Similarly, because the distribution of speeds in the natural world is not known, we used a uniform distribution of 3-D speeds that generated projected speeds at approximately the speeds of retinal stimuli that elicit human motion percepts (0.1°/s 150°/s; see Materials and Methods).