Sentence examples for the minimum velocity from inspiring English sources
The mean peak in horizontal velocity was 153% greater than the minimum velocity.
On most days (77%) there was a small secondary velocity rise (35% greater than the minimum velocity) overnight (between 23:00 and 6 00).
To answer this, we have to compare the moon's "escape velocity" (the minimum velocity an object needs to escape the Moon's gravity) to the bullet's initial velocity.
Results show that linear extrapolation of the minimum velocity to zero stretch overestimates the true laminar flame speed.
As abruptly as the plane had climbed — at 7,000 feet per minute, more than twice the rate of takeoff — its recorded speed declined, dropping almost instantaneously to 60 knots, the minimum velocity recognized by the plane's computers.
Below the minimum initial pressure at which single-headed spinning phenomena occur, detonation fails and decays to deflagration, and the minimum velocity is approximately 0.4VCJ.
For example, [3, 8] segmented movement sequences of real Japanese folk dancers according to the minimum velocities of their end-effectors' (hands and feet) trajectories.
The minimum velocities of Fe+, Mg+ and Si+ are taken 9.4, 11.1 and 11 km/s, respectively for the calculation of ionization probabilities.
This explains why the minimum velocities found for 1 and 2 mm vessels are similar.
Lactating cows had significantly higher blood flow velocities in the milk vein than dry cows; the maximum blood flow velocity of dry cows and those with a daily milk yield of 10 and 20 kg were 14.04, 38.77 and 39.49 cm/s, respectively, the minimum velocities were 0.63, 3.02 and 2.64 cm/s, respectively, and the mean maximum velocities were 8.21, 26.67 und 28.22 cm/s, respectively.
Maximum velocities in groups 1, 2 and 3 were 14.04, 38.77 and 39.49 cm/s, respectively, the minimum velocities were 0.63, 3.02 and 2.64 cm/s, and the mean maximum velocities (mean of the maxima recorded during individual measuring periods of 2 min) were 8.21, 26.67 and 28.22 cm/s.
