Sentence examples for ratio of speed from inspiring English sources

In this group gongs in double rows (bonang panembang, bonang barung, bonang panerus) play variations with the same ratio of speed as the saron group.

Similarly to the bus accident severity model, the regression shows significant estimates for the odds ratio of speed limits, surface conditions and time of day.

Refractive index (RI), n, of a medium is defined as the ratio of speed, c, of a wave such as light or sound in a reference medium to the phase speed, vp, of the wave in the medium and can be expressed by Eq. 6 (Bhatt and Madhav 2011).

Aided by the on-board IMU, a homography model is developed in which it is proposed to directly obtain the speed up to an unknown scale factor (the ratio of speed to distance) from the homography matrix without performing Singular Value Decomposition SVDD) afterwards.

Even if we could find a way to increase the speed of our spacecraft a hundredfold — about the same ratio of speeds between a horse-drawn cart and a 747 jet plane — they would still take almost a thousand years to reach nearby stars, and as long to return.

The general inputs of these models are the geometry of the combustion chamber, correlations for the laminar burning velocity of the fuels considered and an expression of the flame speed ratio (ratio of turbulent speed to laminar speed).

The edge factor represents the ratio of LRT speed to metro speed, and thus it represents the difference in accessibility.

The calculated results reveal a trend of higher cuttings conveyance density for higher ratio of penetrating speed to rotary speed (RPS), as shown in Figure 7.

Wind tunnel dilution was found to be strongly dependent on the ratio of exhaust speed to wind speed, M, particularly for M values in the range of 2 4.

Furthermore, for all the combinations of activation strength and tail beat frequency that gave such maximum swimming speeds, the ratio of the speed of the wave of curvature to the wave of muscle activation was approximately 0.75.

The effective change in pulley diameters varies the ratio of engine speed to rear-wheel speed, doing the job normally handled by steel gears in a manual transmission.