Sentence examples for velocity rise from inspiring English sources

Large masses of air pass through the propeller, but the velocity rise is small compared to that in turbojet and turbofan engines.

Quantitative evaluation of slip parameters (i.e., slip velocity, rise time and slip distance) of past slip events at shallow, tsunamigenic part of the fault is critical to characterize such earthquakes.

It was found that the behavior of the condensing bubble was different from that of the adiabatic bubble in many respects including the bubble shape, velocity, rise distance and moving trajectory.

Proposed metrics include a global metric that indicates the number and nature of impacts, metrics measured just before impact, the relative kinetic energy and relative acceleration of impacting bodies and metrics measured just after impact, initial torque rise, initial velocity rise, peak to peak acceleration and time-windowed mean-square acceleration.

When velocity rises, more G.D.P. is produced per dollar of the money supply.

His fastball was clocked at 94 miles an hour at the start of the game and the velocity rose as he loosened, hitting 95 m.p.h. by the end of the first inning, 96 m.p.h. in the second inning, 97 m.p.h. in the third.

The velocity rises rapidly to a maximum of a little over 110 kilometres an hour before steadying to a constant speed of around 80. At these high speeds any impact would likely be fatal if not severely damaging (consider impact with a car travelling at these speeds) … Clearly gliding using a batcape is not a safe way to travel, unless a method to rapidly slow down is used, such as a parachute".

Thus, during the dot-com boom of the '90s, M2 velocity rose as people shifted into stocks.

If velocity rises, signaling a fall in money demand, market mechanisms would cause banks to reduce the quantity of money they created.

It is seen that fluid velocity rises with increase in λ T whereas temperature and nanoparticle concentration reduce as Gr increases.

The results indicate that the percentage risk of fatality was consistent between sedans and light passenger cars at every vehicle travel velocity, rising sharply at a vehicle travel velocity of 40 km/h.