Sentence examples for to changes in the velocity from inspiring English sources

The system was robust in the presence of debris or dust on or in the glass capillary, and for tapered capillary probes, tolerant of variations in contrast due to changes in the velocity or travel direction of the meniscus.

Specifically, control participants were particularly sensitive to changes in the velocity profile of biological relative to non-biological motion, whereas this increased relative sensitivity to biological motion was not found in the ASC group.

Therefore, changes in MBR at the macula during follow-up in the PIC eye were due to changes in the velocity of choroidal blood flow but not the systemic circulation.

No important changes are observed in the global loop mean residence time due to changes in the fluidization velocity.

From pressure profile investigations, it was found that the system remained stable to changes in the fluidization velocity.

For the types of cells presented in this paper the change in the measured Brillouin frequency within a cell is predominantly related to changes in the acoustic velocity as the required change in refractive index to cause the observed frequency shift would be many times greater than that observed previously40.

The availability of these time-optimal feedback control laws makes re-computation of open-loop time-optimal controls (due to changes in the desired velocity or input disturbances) unnecessary.

The mean size of the aggregates was found to decrease with increasing superficial gas velocity, while the mean sphericity of the aggregates was found to be insensitive to changes in the superficial gas velocity.

These characteristics are mainly due to variations in Ks and Ds giving rise to changes in the soil water velocity v (Eq. (4)), and a balance change between the diffusion (the first term on the right-hand side of Eq. (5)) and the infiltration (the second term on the right-hand side of Eq. (5)) (e.g., Jury and Horton, 2004).

The weather devices send signals to electronic gizmos affixed to the guitar's neck, which pluck the strings in different ways and at different speeds, according to changes in the sunlight and wind velocity.

Experiments have been performed to measure changes in the velocity and sound fields for Mach numbers ranging from 0.4 to 0.6, and for distances between the plate and the jet axis ranging from 1 to 2 jet diameters.