Sentence examples for the celerity of from inspiring English sources

In 1929 he went to the Old Vic and within a year he had played Macbeth, Hamlet, Oberon, Orlando, Romeo again and Richard II, and was instantly established as an outstanding and a very modern Shakespearean, eschewing the ponderous and orotund vocal manners of tradition, astonishing audiences with the celerity of his thinking and the directness of his emotional response.

Before dawn one spring morning at the Fulton Fish Market, as we were admiring a machete-wielding Ecuadorean who, with the celerity of a Jedi, was quartering and trimming a mattress-sized yellowfin tuna, Pasternack noticed a neatly pressed silver-haired gent standing nearby.

It is generally expressed as Fr = v/ gd)1/2, in which d is depth of flow, g is the gravitational acceleration (equal to the specific weight of the water divided by its density, in fluid mechanics), v is the celerity of a small surface (or gravity) wave, and Fr is the Froude number.

Here, T and c are, respectively, the tension of the string and the celerity of light.

c being the celerity of light in vacuum, Δt the temporal full-width at half-maximum of the pump pulse.

The celerity of epidemic waves can be derived from Eq. 3 or more simply with Eq. 1 in the effective distance domain.

A method proposed to comparably transform the wave celerity of Fenton's [Fenton, J.D., 1985. A fifth-order Stokes theory for steady waves. Journal of Waterway, Port, Coastal and Ocean Engineering 111, 216 234.] wave theory to the present one.

Such an analogy can allow pressure in a shallow vadose to increase and decrease and directly influence the velocity and celerity of the flow reflecting a mechanism for rapid subsurface hydrologic response processes in the shallow vadose zone.

An estimate of the celerity at which the waves propagate along the coast is given on the basis of gauge measurements; it results that the crests propagate faster than the troughs, and the wave period increases.

General correlations among universally renormalized variables which relate the celerity, amplitude and wavelength of these waves are then derived.

It has been shown that the use of respirometry in biomass activation assessment is a sound approach because of the celerity, the reliability and the limited cost.