Sentence examples for some velocities from inspiring English sources

The dataset is incomplete, with some velocities missing.

It was also noticed that for some velocities, the maple blade with an angle of attack of zero and a pitch of 23, the reduction in displacement was the lowest and the increase in stress increased more than any of the other blades.

The numerical results show that the response under the multi-support excitation is much larger than that under the simultaneous excitation except for the displacement response in some velocities, and there exists a peak velocity of seismic waves that corresponds the maximum response of the structure.

Guys who can throw the ball with some velocity, it will help them.

"If we can do that, I think what we'll see is Pat pick up some velocity.

There are loud whispers that Martínez has lost some velocity (he was consistently clocked in the low 90's Sunday night) and that his stamina is eroding.

Although Beckett has said he is fine, he has lost some velocity off his fastball, which is averaging around 92 miles an hour.

"They say the second year you regain some velocity," said Wooten, who has a 28-inning scoreless streak this year and went 36 innings without giving up a walk.

Now I'm throwing 88 to 91 and touching 92 every now and then, so I've gained some velocity.

Finn duly delivered some velocity, but erratically, and it will not have gone unnoticed that Graham Onions, a bowler admirably suited to thriving in such conditions, had returned to Trent Bridge where he took nine Nottinghamshire wickets, and ran out the other – intuition plays a part in selection but not alas crystal balls.

According to Lowe, Verlander was throwing his fastball around 92 to 94 miles per hour — except when he was in a predicament with runners on base and had to add some velocity to that pitch, or some bite to his curve.