angular speed

So, the higher the angular speed of spinning, the thinner the film.

Going out, naturally, the ships had lost angular speed as they gained in height.

So the apparent angular speed of the Moon (and its distance) would vary.

When measuring angular speed, rad s can also be used as unit.

A conversion factor may be necessary when using different units of power, torque, or angular speed.

Distant objects have lower angular speeds since they must move further to change the angle by the same amount as a closer object.

It is also the product of the angular speed and the magnitude of the displacement.

This is because although changes at a nearly steady rate there is considerable variation in the angular speed of the Sun.

The angular speed is given by Kepler's third law:

In this case not only the distance, but also the speed, angular speed, potential and kinetic energy are constant.

The d-q reference frame may be stationary or rotating at certain angular speed.

What you are observing while in the car is the angular speed of the objects you are passing.

The simplest case of rotation around a fixed axis is that of constant angular speed.

They reported the weight of the samples would fluctuate between -2.5% and +5.4% as the angular speed of the superconductor increased.

The mechanical power being the angular speed multiplied by the torque of the motor is zero at standstill.

The bright auroral features are observed to rotate with the angular speed of 60-75% that of Saturn.

The torque and the angular speed measurement of engine are involved in measurement of break power.

He found that the difference between the maximum and minimum angular speeds of a planet in its orbit approximates a harmonic proportion.

Certain combinations of disk angular speeds and electromagnetic frequencies caused the fluctuations to stabilize at a 0.3% reduction.

They offer higher achievable angular speeds, but often at the expense of smaller achievable maximum angles.

The output of this calculator drove a rotating prism or telescope at that angular speed in order to keep the target centred.

Rotational speed (or angular speed) involves the number of revolutions per unit of time.

Although the orbit in Figure 3 may seem to rotate uniformly, i.e., at a constant angular speed, this is true only for circular orbits.

Rotational speed and angular speed are sometimes used as synonyms, but typically they are measured with a different unit.

Rotational kinetic energy depends on rotational inertia and angular speed (how fast the object spins).