The phrase "velocity constant" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English, typically in scientific or technical contexts.
It refers to a fixed rate or measurement of speed in a particular direction. Example: "The velocity constant of the car was maintained at 60 miles per hour throughout the journey."
First, free velocity, constant velocity can be obtained for free without doing anything.
For this reason scale-up by keeping the superficial gas velocity constant is suggested in comparison to scale-up by constant volumetric aeration per volume (vvm).
On the other side, O2 acts as a RNO2− scavenger and the velocity constant for the reaction, kO2, is 60 L mol−1 s−1.
Special cases of interest such as constant velocity, constant acceleration, harmonically varying velocity and exponentially decaying velocity are investigated in detail.
Different from the existing stochastic strategy that keeps the forward velocity constant and controls only the angular velocity, we design a stochastic extremum seeking controller to regulate both forward and angular velocities simultaneously in this work.
Keeping the forward velocity constant and controlling only the angular velocity, we design a stochastic source seeking control law which employs excitation based on filtered white noise, rather than sinusoidal perturbations used in the existing work.
Values for the velocity constants and for activation energies are evaluated from the experimental data.
It is shown that other models implicitly assume certain couplings between the velocity constants.
k 1 -k 7 are velocity constants.
The change ratio of the reaction velocity constants ranged from 0.9 to 0.0001 fold to cover a wide dose range.
In the simulation, changes on the relative reaction velocity constants were taken as the inhibition influence on targets.
