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We'll hit atmosphere in about half an hour, somewhat under critical velocity.
This is close to the critical velocity where the star would start to breakup.
Therefore, in comparison to the critical velocity, the oscillator is almost at rest.
The critical velocity needed to form bonding depends on the material's properties, powder size and temperature.
The critical velocity, at which the growth of displacements is the maximum, must be taken into account in engineering projects.
The critical velocity required for skin penetration can be calculated using the formula:
It is feasible that the xenon gas will achieve critical velocity ionization.
At what critical velocity will this occur?
If the velocity exceeds the critical velocity, splashing will occur.
This rate of rotation is just below the critical velocity of 300 km/s where the star would break apart.
The reaction isn't sufficient for the particulate matter to reach a critical velocity, or a critical temperature.
At a critical traffic density and a corresponding critical velocity the state of flow will change from stable to unstable.
A critical velocity "(v)" occurs when the film is no longer thick enough to supply the needed molecular supply.
Superfluidity breaks down at a critical velocity where energy and momentum conservation allow excitations in the fluids.
However, the superfluid component can flow through this superleak without any problem (below a critical velocity of about 20 cm/s).
In this model, the sound velocity is the "critical velocity" above which superfluidity is destroyed.
I listened to the terrific thundering of the thruster engines, which continued to crescendo even after we had reached critical velocity.
The magnitudes of the average critical velocities for these two types of superfluid turbulence are in good agreement.
The critical velocity, which cannot be exceeded by the materials or else the operation fails, is given by the equation:
Critical velocity is the speed that a falling object reaches when gravity and air resistance equalize on the object.
They spin at speeds that are more than half of their critical velocity, which is the threshold where stars become unstable and throw off material into space.
It is also shown that there is a critical velocity in the aquifer at which the maximum concentration at a point occurs.
Application of critical velocities to the minimisation of fuel consumption in the control of trains.
"Nearing critical velocity," Saavik reported.
Lesser heads announced, "Critical Velocity Exceeded!"