Sentence examples for velocity standards from inspiring English sources

The WHO published weight velocity standards report a median of 14 g/kg/day weight gain in girls and 21 g/kg/day gain in boys across all birth weights [ 14, 15].

The traditional measures were mean COP velocity, standard deviation of COP, range of COP, and percent of available range utilized.

The results show that the velocity standard deviation decreased from 0.14 to 0.048 and 0.051 after searching the optimal manifold shapes and channel widths, respectively.

For simulated and actual work the FOG system accurately reported lumbar postural characteristics for each activity (mean position, mean angular velocity, standard deviation).

There is a blunted pubertal growth spurt as evidenced by reduced peak height velocity standard deviation scores in insulin treated boys and girls with T1DM [48] [51].

Changes in height were recorded and converted to height velocity standard deviation scores (HVSDS) to control for sex and age differences.

With δ  = 1 cm, vmax  = 150 µm/s and a gel of 10 cm, the speed resolution is Δv  = 15 µm/s, which is smaller than the velocity standard deviation within a population.

The model inputs are the main variables that are supplied by the eddy-covariance system i.e., the measurement height, friction velocity, displacement height, Obukhov length, horizontal wind velocity, standard deviation of the cross wind speed and wind direction.

In our study, response was defined as the height velocity standard deviation score (SDS): the individual's height velocity (HV, growth in centimetres per year) in the first year compared to that of the reference population (age and diagnosis matched), divided by the SD of the HV in the reference population.

VFM captured the gross features of flow structures and produced comparable images of the distribution of vorticity, which correlated significantly with the original field (for velocity magnitudes, standard error of estimate = 0.003 to 0.007m/s; for vorticity, standard error of estimate = 0.35 to 2.01/s).

With regard to initial velocity, the standard approach assumes that the initial depth-averaged horizontal velocity is negligible, i.e., v_0 x) = 0. (7)This assumption is exactly correct for an inviscid ocean with a flat seafloor (e.g., Saito 2013) since in that case shear traction vanishes at the seafloor and the normal traction there is exactly vertical.