Sentence examples for velocity expected from inspiring English sources

That speed matches the velocity expected to be imparted by the asymmetric emission of gravitational waves ripples in spacetime that Einstein predicted would be generated when heavy objects like black holes are accelerated.

Blue and orange lines show isotropic P-wave velocity expected for a metamorphosed mid-ocean ridge basalt (MORB) model (Hacker et al. 2003) in northeastern Japan and those experimentally derived from lawsonite blueschist (Fujimoto et al. 2010), respectively.

In the uppermost mantle beneath the Nobi earthquake regions have seismic velocities ~15%% lower than the velocities expected for mantle peridotites.

VICIS' youth helmet is tuned for the impact velocities expected in youth play, it's the lightest helmet available for kids at under 4 pounds and it has the widest field of view of any kids' helmet currently available.

Their findings are crucial to an understanding of how small grains grow into larger aggregates against high collisional velocities expected in protoplanetary disks.

In tests conducted in a Nested Storage Tank (NeST) aquifer simulator packed with sand, PVP-measured velocities matched expected velocities within ± 9° in direction and ± 15% in magnitude, on average, consistent with previously reported PVP performances in laboratory studies.

Since the fluid velocity is slower in the region closer to the wall, the measured averaged velocity is expected to be smaller than the average velocity obtained for the case of the larger, zv.

(iii) The peak exhibited a nonthermal, anisotropic velocity distribution expected of the minimum-energy quantum state of the magnetic trap in contrast to the isotropic, thermal velocity distribution observed in the broad uncondensed fraction.

As it was flung around the Earth in what is known as a slingshot manoeuvre (designed to speed it on its way to the outer solar system), Galileo picked up more velocity than expected.

The spectrum of the B9-type component shows the regular velocity changes expected of a binary star but with an absorption (and associated emission) spectrum corresponding to a higher temperature (near spectral type B5) and a blue continuum corresponding to a very-high-temperature star.

The maximum dust impact velocity is expected to be around 500 km/s.