Sentence examples for velocity of between from inspiring English sources

Bialek and co begin by analysing the position and velocity of between 122 and 4268 starlings in 21 distinct flocking events.

The suit itself has a large surface area enabling the wearer to both fall downwards and move across the sky at speeds up to 226mph – much faster than a typical skydiver's terminal velocity of between 110 and 140mph.

Changes in specific conductance at successive sites upstream were less susceptible to environmental influences and confirm tidal flood velocity of between 0.07 and 0.37 m/s.

In simple terms this is illustrated in figure 1 where cells marked in the crypt and studied at various times can be seen to move inexorably up the villus at a velocity of between one and two cell diameters per hour (Kaur & Potten 1986).

We measured the unsteady drag and lateral forces on an elliptic cylinder under such gusts with a target wind velocity of between 2.0 m/s and 7.0 m/s, with a ratio of initial wind velocity to target wind velocity of between 0.0 and 0.9 and a rise time of between 0.1 s and 1.4 s.

The ponds showed a k L a value of 0.04/s (SD 0.01) and a current velocity of between 0.2 and 2.3 m/s.

Propane, ethanol, methanol and butane all produce muzzle velocities of between 28 and 48 metres per second.

A series of slug flow regime experiments were performed for a range of injected air superficial velocities (0.29 1.4 m s−1) and for liquid flows with superficial velocities of between 0.05 0.47 m s−1.

In contrast to the anesthetized guinea pig model, mechanically-induced coughing in conscious guinea pigs generates impulses carried by low threshold, mechanically sensitive, rapidly adapting receptors (RARs) that travel through myelinated Aδ fibers at conduction velocities of between 4 and 18 m/s [ 12- 17].

In this paper, the formation of die roll during the punching process is analyzed through the difference of the velocity of material between the die roll area and center area.

We measured the angular velocity of force between a test subject/the operator and a rope.