That was the thought process -- to reflect the velocity at which stuff comes to us".
Part of what makes these sour episodes so intriguing is the velocity at which they can happen.
But the velocity at which some Argentines are investing in Miami real estate has shocked some brokers here.
It feels shorter, perhaps because the roller coaster, in brief bursts, approaches Warp Speed 9. I define this as the velocity at which grown men begin to giggle uncontrollably in sheer panic.
Of the many concerns unearthed by the protests at two major universities this week, the velocity at which we now move from racial recrimination to self-righteous backlash is possibly the most revealing.
The exit speed, or velocity at which a ball flies off the bat, has increased as bat technology has advanced, leading to fears that aluminum bats are dangerous to fielders, especially to pitchers.
A measure of the force amplification available with the pulley-and-rope system is the velocity ratio, or the ratio of the velocity at which the force is applied to the rope (VF) to the velocity at which the weight is raised (VW).
About the life depicted in that earlier volume, Jean Stafford wrote in The New York Review of Books, "The velocity at which Mrs. Johnson flew makes the hardiest Bird-watcher giddy".
First, I thought that the tsunami had not materially raised expectations of the future price level and so given businesses and households an incentive to raise the velocity at which they spent their liquid cash.
The critical velocity at which a full collapse of a tower is determined.
The deposition velocity was taken to be the velocity at which minimum pressure drop was observed.
