velocity
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definition
noun
the velocities of the emitted particles
the speed of something in a given direction.
translation of 'velocity'
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example
The bolt left the crossbow with amazing 'velocity' , striking the target with near-perfect accuracy.
Scientists and inventors are unraveling new technology at incredible 'velocity' .
The film has nail-biting stunts performed at such 'velocity' you're pinned to the back of your chair just watching.
The two bodies will meet at a relative 'velocity' of 10.3 kilometers per second.
In many cases, air resistance will produce a drag force which is proportional to the 'velocity' squared.
Clearly, much depends on the direction and magnitude of the 'velocity' and of the strength of the gravitational field.
Having started his corporate career with maximum 'velocity' , Yang now runs another company called Yahoo!
If an object is moving in one direction without a force acting on it, then it continues to move in that direction with a constant 'velocity' .
He noticed Venus move, he was able to determine its direction and its 'velocity' and very importantly he was able to determine its angular diameter.
However, if we can measure the distance to the Sun we can also calculate the 'velocity' of the Earth relative to the Sun.
But you don't have to be a dot-com executive to see how the Internet accelerates business 'velocity' .
The 'velocity' of circulation was assumed to be unchanged.
A gauss rifle is a rifle that throws an iron slug at an incredibly high 'velocity' .
Roller coasters are also good demonstrators of speed, 'velocity' , and acceleration.
Anti-matter has mass and when mass moves at a high 'velocity' , there is an overall increase in energy.
Similarly, if two objects are moving with the same 'velocity' , one with twice the mass of the other also has twice the momentum.
Since a change in either speed OR direction means a change in velocity, the object's 'velocity' is not constant.
It dealt only with a specific type of motion: objects moving at a constant 'velocity' .
Accelerometers measure changes in the 'velocity' of the object to which they are attached.
Medical advances aside, almost every technological progress has been about 'velocity' , about the simple process of speeding things up.
His average 'velocity' on the fastball was ninety miles per hour on the button.
the tank shot backwards at an incredible 'velocity'
The 'velocity' of change in today's economy requires a steady commitment to your fundamental values.
The further away from the center of rotation that the torque is applied the more 'velocity' it causes.
Hubble discovered that the galaxies are moving away from us with a 'velocity' proportional to their distance.
Maximum wind 'velocity' reaches 20-25 m/s.
In 1660, together with Borelli, Viviani measured the 'velocity' of sound by timing the difference between the flash and the sound of a cannon.
The trouble is that all these measures of money cannot be relied on because the 'velocity' of money changes.
the tank shot backward at an incredible 'velocity'
Calculating the angular 'velocity' of the Earth is a deceptively easy task.
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