Sentence examples for square of velocity from inspiring English sources

"Leibniz says that the product of mass and the square of velocity is conserved; it seems that both of us are correct, and that by applying both of these principles we may build a science of Dynamics -- to borrow Leibniz's term -- that is more than the sum of these two parts".

SED is the square of velocity at any time integrated over the entire time range.

This implies that although the solver only evolves equations for mass, momentum, and energy, the implied discrete equation for kinetic energy (square of velocity) should be minimally-dissipative.

For the 3D superlattice structure, the square of velocity along the transport direction takes the same form as in Equation 10, and the effective 3D density of states is that of Equation 11 as scaled by a/(a + c).

Therefore, the square of velocity fluctuations is defined by the sum of a term proportional to the position fluctuations and two more quantities, J1 b,q,t1) and J2 b,q,t1).

Because acceleration is proportional to the square of velocity, a 30 cm diameter steel rimmed wheel riding over a small obstacle at 4 mph may accelerate vertically at a rate of l g and, at 60 mph, at 200g and thus consuming considerable energy.

Estimates of MOE are then derived from predictive models that include acoustic velocity, V, or the square of acoustic velocity, V 2, as a predictor variable.

Krief et al. (1990) derived a relationship between the squares of velocities (P and S-waves) and porosity.

Turbulence intensity (TI) is one of the most important formulas for measuring turbulence; it is defined as the root mean square of turbulence velocity variations normalized with respect to the channel mean velocity.

The energy of motion carried by any object, called the kinetic energy, varies as the square of its velocity, so even modest differences in speed can translate into large variations in what the building had to absorb.

Below the speed of sound, the drag is roughly proportional to the square of the velocity; streamlining of the shot tail is effective only at these velocities.