Sentence examples for velocity classification from inspiring English sources

This limits the use of multi-interferometric approaches only to landslides ranging from extremely to very slow phenomena according to the velocity classification of Cruden and Varnes (1996).

The classification velocity is used to calculate the effective drag coefficient.

Experiments including particle classification velocity measurements and fluid turbulence characterisation by particle image velocimetry (PIV) were conducted for the validation of prediction results.

A radioactive particle tracking technique is used to measure classification velocity of a radioactive tracer falling in a liquid solid fluidized bed.

Analysis of the velocities allow better classification of the Gessi-Mazzalasino event, which has characteristics of a landslide with behaviors between those of mud flow and earthflow phenomena.

Main Outcome Measures: Rasch analysis of the motor subscale of the FIM™ instrument, Motor Assessment Scale, Functional Ambulation Classification, gait velocity, and gait endurance.

The simulation results of the IPF method indicated that the IPF method is highly effective at minimizing over-prediction even for multiple simultaneous earthquakes within a short distance, since it adopts a trigger-data classification using velocity amplitude and hypocenter determinations using not-yet-arrived data.

The vehicles velocities and their classifications are shown in Fig. 22 g where it can be seen that both of them represent an outgoing obstacle.

From this design two assays were conducted, morphological classification and migration velocity.

At high gas velocities, segregation efficiency in the continuous classification process increases with increasing the gas velocity and mean residence time of the binary mixture, however, decreases with increasing the small particle content.

Variations within individual velocities compared to the velocity prototypes lead to uncertain classifications, which results in faster transitions between prototypes (Figure 10 B,C, intersaccadic interval beginning at about 400ms) or even changes from point to point (data not shown).