Sentence examples for size times from inspiring English sources

Descartes defined it as size times speed — effectively as the magnitude of the momentum of a body.

The updated location value is the frame counter preamble value times the frame size times the mobile node speed.

Leibniz gave a brilliant argument (repeated in a number of places, for instance Section 17 of the Discourse on Metaphysics) that it was size times speed2 — so (proportional to) kinetic energy.

Of course, it is hard to reconcile these quantities with the view of space and time that Leibniz proposes — what is speed in size times speed2 or constant speed if not speed relative to some body or to absolute space?

Since inertial forces are a consequence or a by-product of motion, as the product of the size times speed of bodies, Descartes apparently did not object to incorporating these phenomena within the discussion of the modes of material substance.

Hence, the SENNA architecture is thus applied (number of verbs) * (sentence size) times.

Try this on for size: "Time only goes in one direction".

It turns out that another variable has an even higher correlation with intelligence than brain size — time to maturity, or weaning time.

Deal size, time limits, and habitual methods are possible factors.

Numerical dispersion depends on element size, time step size, velocity of frontal advance, and numerical formulation.

A fixed size time stepping scheme has been adopted, with a constant time step size of 0.01 day.