Sentence examples for rotational period from inspiring English sources

Then the effects of the flexibility of the beam and the rotational period of the rotating body upon the flexural vibrations are investigated.

Altair possesses an extremely rapid rate of rotation; it has a rotational period of approximately 9 hours.

Using the Haumea model, we demonstrate that when photometric light curve, visibility light curve, and visibility phase center displacement are combined, the rotational period and sense of rotation can all be derived, and the rotational pole can be estimated.

With a time step of 2° of a rotational period of the runner for 10 full rotations, the time dependent pressure and torque variations are monitored at the selected locations during the unsteady state calculation.

It is the first discovered millisecond pulsar, with a rotational period of 1.557708 milliseconds, meaning it completes almost 642 rotations per second.

Its orbital period is 8.706 days, as is its rotational period.

Slipher's extensive investigations led to the determination of the rotational periods of several planets.

Fourteen of those flares were from Sun-like stars (G-type main sequence stars with rotational periods >10 days and surface temperature in the range 5,600 to 6000 K).

One approach is to use the concepts outlined in a recent book called The Alliance which focuses on "tours of duty" or rotational periods of employment.

Italian astronomer Giuseppe Colombo noted that the rotation value was about two-thirds of Mercury's orbital period, and proposed that the planet's orbital and rotational periods were locked into a 3 2 rather than a 1 1 resonance.

The rotational periods of extrasolar planets are not known, but their proximity to their stars means that hot Jupiters are tidally locked (their orbits are in sync with their rotations).