Sentence examples for speed excursion from inspiring English sources

Two different UUV missions were outlined: (1) constant speed survey and (2) slow speed survey with high speed excursion.

Following the model, limb length, speed, excursion angle and stride frequency were used to predict the rate of force production both to support the body's center of mass and to swing the limb.

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You had to do something to keep the carbon out of the motor," he said, explaining his high-speed excursions.

Factors associating with wear processes including occlusal force, direction and speed of food excursion are individually different according to the location of the access-hole.

All the storms were caused mostly by an increase of solar wind speed and a southward excursion of IMF (and in turn an increase of the dawn-dusk electric field).

This is consistent with a recent systematic review on another aspect of proprioception, postural sway, by Ruhe et al. [ 17] who found that greater sway excursion and speed were present in people with LBP compared to people without back pain.

On Monday, investigators continued to search for clues as to what caused the 2001 Ford Excursion limousine to speed down a rural highway, through a stop sign and into an unoccupied car, killing 17 friends in the vehicle who were on their way to celebrate a birthday party.

Here, I present a simple model that predicts the rate of force production necessary to support the body and swing the limb during walking and running as a function of speed, limb length, limb proportion, excursion angle and stride frequency.

Large epiphyseal cartilaginous caps create longer functional elements which increase limb excursion estimates and thus speed estimates in dinosaurs [45], [55], [68], [87].

This is in contrast to Thomas et al. [ 36] who using TSK to measure fear of movement demonstrated no such relationship was evident for lumbar excursion during self-selected speed reaching tasks.