VELOCITY - significado y definición. Qué es VELOCITY
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Qué (quién) es VELOCITY - definición


velocity         
  • Kinematic quantities of a classical particle: mass ''m'', position '''r''', velocity '''v''', acceleration '''a'''.
  • Example of a velocity vs. time graph, and the relationship between velocity '''''v''''' on the y-axis, acceleration '''''a''''' (the three green [[tangent]] lines represent the values for acceleration at different points along the curve) and displacement '''''s''''' (the yellow [[area]] under the curve.)
RATE OF CHANGE OF THE POSITION OF AN OBJECT AS A FUNCTION OF TIME, AND THE DIRECTION OF THAT CHANGE
Velocities; Transverse velocity; First temporal derivative of displacement; Formula for velocity; Time-average velocity; Velocity vector; Instantaneous velocity; Average velocity; Linear velocity; Velocity (physics); Velocity function; Slow velocity
n.
1) to develop; gain; lose velocity
2) muzzle velocity
3) at a certain velocity (at the velocity of sound)
velocity         
  • Kinematic quantities of a classical particle: mass ''m'', position '''r''', velocity '''v''', acceleration '''a'''.
  • Example of a velocity vs. time graph, and the relationship between velocity '''''v''''' on the y-axis, acceleration '''''a''''' (the three green [[tangent]] lines represent the values for acceleration at different points along the curve) and displacement '''''s''''' (the yellow [[area]] under the curve.)
RATE OF CHANGE OF THE POSITION OF AN OBJECT AS A FUNCTION OF TIME, AND THE DIRECTION OF THAT CHANGE
Velocities; Transverse velocity; First temporal derivative of displacement; Formula for velocity; Time-average velocity; Velocity vector; Instantaneous velocity; Average velocity; Linear velocity; Velocity (physics); Velocity function; Slow velocity
(velocities)
Velocity is the speed at which something moves in a particular direction. (TECHNICAL)
...the velocities at which the stars orbit.
...high velocity rifles.
N-VAR
Velocity         
  • Kinematic quantities of a classical particle: mass ''m'', position '''r''', velocity '''v''', acceleration '''a'''.
  • Example of a velocity vs. time graph, and the relationship between velocity '''''v''''' on the y-axis, acceleration '''''a''''' (the three green [[tangent]] lines represent the values for acceleration at different points along the curve) and displacement '''''s''''' (the yellow [[area]] under the curve.)
RATE OF CHANGE OF THE POSITION OF AN OBJECT AS A FUNCTION OF TIME, AND THE DIRECTION OF THAT CHANGE
Velocities; Transverse velocity; First temporal derivative of displacement; Formula for velocity; Time-average velocity; Velocity vector; Instantaneous velocity; Average velocity; Linear velocity; Velocity (physics); Velocity function; Slow velocity
The rate of motion of a body. It is usually expressed in distance traversed per second of time. The absolute unit is one centimeter per second or kine. The foot per second is very largely used also. The dimensions of velocity are length (L) divided by time (T) or L/T.

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Velocity
Ejemplos de uso de VELOCITY
1. In science, momentum is the product of mass and velocity.
2. That clash of personalities produced hitting of stupendous velocity.
3. Researchers also are testing a device that measures the velocity at which sap creeps up trees.
4. He also correctly postulated that light travels at a finite velocity.
5. The velocity of the controversy highlights the new rules that govern campaigns in the 21st century.