Sentence examples for whose velocity from inspiring English sources

That is what they did against Santana, whose velocity averaged about 89 m.p.h.

Tachyon, hypothetical subatomic particle whose velocity always exceeds that of light.

Benitez, whose velocity has fluctuated greatly at times this season, was throwing hard, and keeping his pitches below the belt.

Ortiz, whose velocity dipped during the game as he dealt with discomfort in his wrist, walked the first hitter he faced, Kenny Lofton, who stole second.

In physical terms, solving this equation can be interpreted as finding the distance F t) traveled by an object whose velocity has a given expression f(t).

Only pressure-robust mixed finite element methods, whose velocity error is pressure-independent, can avoid this influence.

This article has so far dealt only with particles with non-vanishing rest mass whose velocities must always be less than that of light.

Therefore, the present work is based on hypothetical asteroids whose velocities relative to Moon are of the order of 1 km/s.

There exist three types of coupled waves in xy-plane, whose velocities depend upon the angle of propagation and material parameters.

In an infinite homogeneous pyroelectric medium, there are four bulk wave modes: quasi-longitudinal (QL), two quasi-transversal (QT) and one temperature (T) waves, whose velocities depend on the frequency and incident angle.

Velocity resolution represents the radar's ability to estimate the speed of different moving targets whose velocities are closely separated.