Sentence examples for velocity is too from inspiring English sources

If drilling fluid in the bottom of the hole cannot overcome the flow resistance or if its velocity is too low, the rock powder will not be carried to the chip chamber, and will remain in the borehole or gather in the clearance of the circulation system.

As for the convective field, it is apparent that the filtration velocity is too low to induce significant changes (see Figure 8).

At the same time, if the superficial air velocity is too high, the flow pattern will be disturbed and there is every possibility to lose bubbly swarm.

If the velocity is too high, then the particles will enter and exit the device before any effective horizontal motion can begin.

Shear thickening occurs only when polymer solutions flow through porous media and the flow velocity is too high that the polymer molecules do not have sufficient relaxation time to stretch and recoil to adjust to the flow velocity and the elastic chains cause a high apparent viscosity (shear thickening).

The 1989 federal law excludes traditional BB guns and pellet guns whose "muzzle velocity is too high for them to be considered mere toys," said Henry Wixon, chief counsel for the Commerce Department's National Institute of Standards and Technology, which regulates the fake firearms.

These two effects cause the depth of the river to be greater upstream, thus reducing the velocity and enabling further upstream progression to occur where previously the current velocity was too high to allow ice cover formation.

However, its degradation velocity was too rapid and did not contribute to new bone regeneration.

This however is only relevant for large molecules, since mechanically induced fluid velocities are too low to significantly enhance the transport of small molecules such as oxygen and glucose over diffusion alone (Sengers et al., 2004).

Velocity is also a vector quantity.

First, the EMSM only considers one velocity for all droplets, thus decoupling size from velocity, which is too restrictive for distributions with a large size spectrum.