velocity

Preposition: of

• propagation: The velocity of propagation of Rayleigh waves is smaller than that of body waves.
• recession: He showed, from spectra of the galaxies, that there was an increase in the velocity of recession with distance.

Converse of object

• calculate: The above gear ratio equation can be used to calculate the angular velocity of the large gear from the small gear.

Adjective modifier

• angular: The above gear ratio equation can be used to calculate the angular velocity of the large gear from the small gear.
• radial: R radial velocity The speed at which an object is moving away or toward an observer.
• rotational: This may account for a large loss of rotational velocity through the millions of years.
• seismic: The differences in lava composition between the stratigraphic groups affect the average seismic velocity of each group.
• tidal: The precise location of the initial stage of development of the Ness Pole must be linked to where tidal current velocities start to diminish.
• orbital: The rotation curve is a plot of the orbital velocity of the clouds around the galactic center vs. their distance from the Galaxy center.

Modifies a noun

• dispersion: The phase velocity dispersion curve thus produced is then used to calculate the material stiffness.
• vector: The excess energy is added to the velocity vector, without change of direction.
• gradient: Over the thickness of the fluid there is a velocity gradient depending on the relative movement of the bearing surfaces.
• v: If we can shrink the error in u then the error in the final velocity v will also shrink.
• rifle: The culling of deer involves the selection of older or unhealthy animals which are shot humanely with a high velocity rifle.

Noun used with modifier

• muzzle: An additional benefit was that the light weight permitted a higher muzzle velocity, reducing the time of flight.
• conduction: NCS show slowing of conduction velocity across the elbow.
• efflux: A cone fitted at the chimney exit to increase efflux velocity should be permitted.
• drift: For very low E / N, the drift velocity is proportional to E / N.
• p-wave: In the example of Figure 3, tho, the sedimentary P-wave velocities are significantly lower than the basalt S-wave velocities.
• propagation: Most meridional propagation velocities from high to low latitudes are less than 600 m/s.