Sentence examples for to velocity from inspiring English sources
noun
A vector quantity that denotes the rate of change of position with respect to time, or a speed with the directional component.
"If I didn't go to Velocity I'd still be what I was before," she said.
* Bob's Stores, Meriden, Conn., a clothing and footwear chain, to Velocity Advertising, Boston, to handle its account, which had been at KGA Advertising, Middletown, Conn.
The Crosstrek makes up for its casual approach to velocity with an energetic demeanor on a two-lane road.
"A certain number of high-end consumers will go to Dell to save a few hundred dollars, rather than go to Velocity and pay a premium price," Simon Yates, a senior analyst for Forrester Research, said.
The son, now 52, is deferential up to a point but makes sure to demonstrate his superior dexterity when it comes to velocity.
The effect is proportional to velocity and is expressed as Csu and Cmu, in which Cs and Cm are constants relating to the stationary and mobile phases, respectively.
Kopf says another benefit of pegging timing to velocity is the reduction of acceleration.
Section 3 explains the functions related to velocity control.
Orientation of the texture within this volume is related to velocity.
The existence of fractures led to velocity decrease for both the compressional and shear waves.
Of interest, for example, is what happens to velocity shear when PSSR weakens?
