EquationsDistinct kinematicVelocityFormulasMeasurementsCalculationsQuantitiesParametersKinematicsVelocitiesGNSSMechanismNumericalRelatesWavesPhenomenaGeometryCalculationAccelerationExperimentalKneeConsistentTrajectoryIntervalsFrequenciesEquationModelMomentumPhasesFinalSignificantlySimulationsVariablesSystemProcessProblemDependsPositionAnalysesParticleValuesTimeProvideDataPropertiesFoundDevelopmentNavigationDesign

Equations5

• Differential kinematic equations of the hybrid legs are combined to form the composite equation for the rover motion. (dfki.de)
• This calculator program for the TI-84 Plus CE will make calculations easier and quicker with automatic solvers for the kinematic equations! (calcking.com)
• The Uniformly Accelerated Motion calculator or (kinematic equations calculator) solves motion calculations involving constant acceleration in one dimension, a straight line. (calculatorsoup.com)
• As you may know, there are two main kinematic equations of motion for uniform, or constant, acceleration. (planetcalc.com)
• Kinematic equations for each set of parameters are listed below the calculator. (planetcalc.com)

Distinct kinematic2

• We detect distinct kinematic substructures (arches and more rounded groups) that diminish their azimuthal velocity as a function of Galactic radius in a continuous way, connecting volumes up to 3 kpc apart in some cases. (aanda.org)
• Four distinct kinematic episodes are represented. (dur.ac.uk)

Velocity19

• The strong and distinct variation observed for each kinematic substructure with position in the Galaxy, along with the characterisation of extrasolar moving groups, will allow to better model the dynamical processes affecting the velocity distributions. (aanda.org)
• The elementary equation of ballistics neglect nearly every factor except for initial velocity and an assumed constant gravitational acceleration. (wikipedia.org)
• We can determine how far an object will travel given its initial velocity and acceleration. (freescience.info)
• v = u + at - This formula relates final velocity (v) to initial velocity (u) and acceleration (a). (freescience.info)
• If we know the initial velocity, acceleration, and time interval, we can use the first formula to find the final velocity. (freescience.info)
• The initial velocity was 19.1 meters/second. (calcking.com)
• A kinematics problem begins by describing the geometry of the system and declaring the initial conditions of any known values of position, velocity and/or acceleration of points within the system. (physicsforums.com)
• It can solve for the initial velocity u, final velocity v, displacement s, acceleration a, and time t. (calculatorsoup.com)
• These references teach the use of the Raman process to induce internal energy transitions and thus affect the internal energy state of the entity as well as other kinematic properties such as its momentum or velocity. (justia.com)
• Inputs for the computer simulation are the initial flight velocity and aerodynamic coefficients of the real ski jump that can be obtained from kinematic and wind velocity data collected during the flight. (nih.gov)
• The initial flight velocity is readily available from the kinematic data and inverse dynamics can be used to compute the aerodynamic coefficients. (nih.gov)
• The accuracy of the estimated jump length effect of the mechanistic model-based approach depends only on the measurement errors in the kinematic and wind velocity data, but not on inaccuracies of an approach that is based on a linear statistical model. (nih.gov)
• Each of the simulations presents a decline in rotational velocity with increasing height from the mid-plane, although the majority have shallower kinematic gradients than that of the Milky Way. (aanda.org)
• The problem assumes that an airplane starts from the rest, hence, its initial velocity is zero. (planetcalc.com)
• Solution: Again we know that the initial velocity is zero. (planetcalc.com)
• Solution: The same case with the initial velocity being zero. (planetcalc.com)
• Solution: As usual we know that the initial velocity is zero. (planetcalc.com)
• Solution: In this problem, the initial velocity is zero as well. (planetcalc.com)
• For example, initial velocity "V naught" is Vo. (geteducationskills.com)

Formulas2

• Kinematic formulas provide a framework for analyzing motion without considering its causes. (freescience.info)
• What Are the Kinematic Formulas? (geteducationskills.com)

Measurements3

• The experimental identi﫿cation of such material behaviors requires the use of full 﫿eld kinematic measurements, such as provided by Digital Image Correlation (DIC), as well as Infra-Red (IR) thermography to evaluate the associate thermal dissipation. (epj-conferences.org)
• In turn, such precise measurements allow one to build more accurate kinematic sensors such as accelerometers and gyroscopes. (justia.com)
• In fact, for most navigation purposes the kinematic properties of the moving objects should be measured at time intervals on the order of 1 ms. Unfortunately, the best measurement accuracy in atom interferometers is obtained when measurements are performed over time intervals ranging from 10 ms to 500 ms since the accuracy of an atom interferometric measurement increases with measurement time. (justia.com)

Calculations1

• Early detailed accounts of numerical calculations of kinematic shocks are given by Kibler and Woolhiser (4) and Harley et al (3). (sdsu.edu)

Quantities1

• Kinematic analysis is the process of measuring the kinematic quantities used to describe motion. (physicsforums.com)

Parameters4

• The UCSB method simulates the earthquake source by using correlated probability density functions for the kinematic parameters. (scec.org)
• A laboratory study was conducted to examine the gait changes associated with "aging and the effect of these changes on initiation of slips, initial friction demand, and slip distance utilizing newly defined biomechanical parameters of slips and falls. (cdc.gov)
• 3 parameters per epoch to be estimated POSITION ANALYSIS BASED ON PC range Kinematic site rovr appears dyanamic Coordinate RMS XYZ 6.22 15.66 14.23 m. (unavco.org)
• We explore how such experiments can use kinematic variables and experimental parameters, such as beam energy and polarization, to measure properties of the radiated particles and discriminate between models if a signal is discovered. (arxiv.org)

Kinematics3

• Initial results from simulation are discussed for Sherpa navigation kinematics towards efficient pose estimation and dead reckoning. (dfki.de)
• 1 However, this study did not investigate hip and knee kinematics and used two-dimensional instead of three-dimensional kinematic analysis. (bmj.com)
• The initial topic most authors cover in their introductory physics books is kinematics. (geteducationskills.com)

Velocities2

• They involve variables such as displacement, initial/final velocities, acceleration, and time intervals. (freescience.info)
• Applications of atom interferometry in measuring kinematic properties of the various entities such as their velocities and accelerations have been explored in more detail by Chu et al. (justia.com)

GNSS1

• The Trimble VRS network will provide a fixed geospatial infrastructure for surveying, engineering and Geographic Information System (GIS) professionals that enables high accuracy real-time kinematic (RTK) GNSS positioning, significantly increasing efficiency and productivity. (amerisurv.com)

Mechanism3

• In engineering, for instance, kinematic analysis may be used to find the range of movement for a given mechanism and working in reverse, using kinematic synthesis to design a mechanism for a desired range of motion. (physicsforums.com)
• Hi, I was wondering if you could help me with a job at the university that consists of the kinematic modeling of mechanism number 3 in the image attached to this message. (physicsforums.com)
• precision-polished tungsten carbide kinematic pads ensuring a highly stable kinematic mechanism. (newport.com)

Numerical2

• A series of numerical experiments is performed to determine the flow and channel characteristics that are most conducive to kinematic wave steepening and associated kinematic shock development. (sdsu.edu)
• Accordingly, this paper focuses on a program of numerical experiments designed to evaluate and quantify the potential for kinematic shock development. (sdsu.edu)

Relates1

• The present invention relates generally to kinematic navigation employing the quantum effect of atom interference and more particularly the invention allows to navigate by directly using the atom interferometer's phases and without using any accelerometers or gyroscopes. (justia.com)

Waves2

• the framework of kinematic wave theory, they recognized the intrinsic nonlinear property of flood waves and the associated shock potential. (sdsu.edu)
• In the field of watershed modeling, the tracking of kinematic shock waves is but a logical consequence of the routing of kinematic waves. (sdsu.edu)

Phenomena2

• In the RHIC kinematic region at forward rapidities we include also coherent phenomena as an additional source of nuclear suppression. (cern.ch)
• By isolating and studying the effect of relevant hydraulic descriptors, an improved understanding of kinematic shock phenomena is sought. (sdsu.edu)

Geometry1

• The geometry and kinematic history of the Ox Mountains is consistent with the interpretation of the inlier as the root of a major mid-crustal transpression zone. (dur.ac.uk)

Calculation1

• Examples of the calculation of the kinematic shock are scattered throughout the literature (1, 3, 4, 11). (sdsu.edu)

Acceleration1

• This study demonstrates the effectiveness of one type of cushioned insole in reducing peak impact force and tibial acceleration at initial foot-ground contact during running. (nih.gov)

Experimental1

• The proposed methodology preserves both the rate of the hard scattering process as well as various kinematic distributions of experimental interest. (lu.se)

Knee4

• The knee flexion angle at initial contact and perceived comfort were similar for the two conditions. (nih.gov)
• The impact reduction observed was independent of knee kinematic adjustments or changes in perceived comfort. (nih.gov)
• Initial seated postures varied from 80-110 degrees of knee flexion and 90-120 degrees of hip flexion. (unboundmedicine.com)
• At initial contact, external (ground reaction) forces applied to the contact foot produce a tendency toward knee flexion. (medscape.com)

Consistent1

• Based on the kinematic assumptions consistent with the Vlasov beam theory, a formal engineering approach of the mechanics of the laminated box columns with symmetric and nonsymmetric lay-ups is presented. (global-sci.com)

Trajectory1

• An apparatus and method for determining the coordinates of a body, where the coordinates express the body's inertial or kinematic properties, including, for example, its trajectory. (justia.com)

Intervals1

• In view of the above shortcomings of the prior art, the present invention has as its objective to provide a method and an apparatus that permit direct use of atom interferometric phases, measured in time intervals optimal for the atom interferometry, for inertial or kinematic navigation without measuring kinematic properties either at those times or in between of them. (justia.com)

Frequencies2

• Using the inverse Fourier transform we produce broadband times histories of ground motion from a kinematic source that generates both the low and high frequencies. (scec.org)
• For practical inertial or kinematic navigation the kinematic properties, e.g., accelerations and rotation frequencies of the traveling object need not only be measured accurately but also frequently. (justia.com)

Equation1

• We usually have an initial time and then find an equation for the variable final time. (physicsforums.com)

Model4

• This design is known as the kinematic model. (wikipedia.org)
• It is the goal of this manuscript to describe and analyze a complete kinematic model for hybrid wheeled-leg rovers and its applicability to Sherpa, a flexible rover with a complex actuation system. (dfki.de)
• In this study, using the ensemble-variational DA system for the Hurricane Weather Research and Forecasting (HWRF) Model, we investigated the individual impact of increasing the model resolution of first guess (FG) and background ensemble (BE) forecasts during DA on initial analyses and subsequent forecasts of Hurricane Patricia (2015). (ametsoc.org)
• Kibler and Woolhiser (4) looked at the kinematic cascade as a possible hydrologic model and studied the shock-producing properties of several such geometric configurations. (sdsu.edu)

Momentum1

• If new states are radiatively produced in the target, the recoiling beam particle loses a large fraction of its initial momentum, and no SM particles are observed in a downstream veto detector. (arxiv.org)

Phases3

• The first 2 gait phases (0-10% GC) occur during initial double support. (medscape.com)
• These phases include initial contact and the loading response. (medscape.com)
• Three unique phases characterize swing, including initial swing (60-73% GC), mid swing (73-87% GC), and terminal swing (87-100% GC). (medscape.com)

Final6

• Can we derive a formula to calculate position with final time and variable initial time. (physicsforums.com)
• Disc stars are identified initially via kinematic decomposition, with a posteriori spatial cuts providing the final sample from which radial and vertical gradients are inferred. (aanda.org)
• 1. Jacobian is the ratio of final volume to initial volume in a local sense. (imechanica.org)
• 1) In first case, what Jacobian says is "the mathematical outcome of the deformation happening in the structure and is the ratio of the final material volume to the initial material volume. (imechanica.org)
• Chandrasekhar- you mentioned that in the first case jacobian is the ratio of the final material volume to initial material volume- where do we have the jacobian determinant in the picture? (imechanica.org)
• The NLO package produces W +0 jet and W +1jet final states in the hard scattering and the objective is to consistently match these to the initial state radiation from Pythia par- ton shower. (lu.se)

Significantly1

• Older subjects initial friction demand as measured by required coefficient friction (RCOF) was not significantly different than their younger counterparts. (cdc.gov)

Simulations3

• Linear kinematic features (LKFs) in sea ice, potentially important for short-term forecasts and for climate simulations, emerge as viscous-plastic sea ice models are used at high resolution (~ 4.5 km). (awi.de)
• The simulations span a range of star formation and energy feedback strengths and prescriptions, particle- and grid-based hydrodynamical implementations, as well as initial conditions/assembly history. (aanda.org)
• Simulations employing stronger/more extended feedback prescriptions possess radial and vertical metallicity and kinematic gradients more in line with recent observations. (aanda.org)

Variables1

• Given that the full-screen editor will not support subscripts and superscripts, we specify my notation to represent them: (1) All kinematic variables stand for by capital letters. (geteducationskills.com)

System2

• The initial pattern constitutes the seed of the system. (wikipedia.org)
• Initial fold and fabric development (D1-D2, pre 478 Ma) was followed by sinistral transcurrent deformation, synkinematic intrusion of the Ox Mountains Granodiorite (478±12 Ma) and development of a braided system of high strain zones and tectonic slides (D3, Arenig-Llanvirn). (dur.ac.uk)

Process2

• Beyond remarkable artwork opportunities, future structures could be designed to morph based on programmatic needs learned from the process of constructing the Kinematic Sculpture. (architizer.com)
• As a result, a robust and tolerance-compliant concept design, an initial qualitative tolerance specification and instructions for the further tolerancing process are already available at the end of the concept stage. (cambridge.org)

Problem2

• Kinematic car overtake problem: Don't know what to do. (physicsforums.com)
• Kinematic Problem w/ Parabola: Solving w/ KE Theorem? (physicsforums.com)

Depends1

• However, it is not clear if the effectiveness of such self-management interventions depends on patients' initial pain characteristics. (bvsalud.org)

Position2

• The initial position at release was 2 meters. (calcking.com)
• The initial position is 2 meters. (calcking.com)

Analyses1

• We analyze the sensitivity of predictability to idealized initial perturbations, mimicking the uncertainties in sea ice analyses, and to growing uncertainty of the atmospheric forcing caused by the chaotic nature of the atmosphere. (awi.de)

Particle1

• In this paper, a method to analyze historical surface drifter data is presented that is aimed at investigating particle evolution as a function of initial conditions. (ametsoc.org)

Values1

• These kinematic values were used to estimate the required resultant joint torques to complete sit-to-stand. (unboundmedicine.com)

Time1

• Moreover, some "simple initial patterns" should "grow and change for a considerable period of time" before settling into a static configuration or a repeating loop. (wikipedia.org)

Provide1

• Trimble will also provide complete network set up, deployment and operation during the initial start-up period. (amerisurv.com)

Data2

• During each trial, kinetic and lower limb kinematic data were measured using a strain gauge force plate and six infrared cameras respectively. (bmj.com)
• ECMWF uses global data assimilation with no special treatment of TCs, whereas COAMPS-TC constructs a vortex for TCs with initial intensity ≥55 kt (∼28 m s −1 ) based on data provided by forecasters. (ametsoc.org)

Properties1

• The apparatus and method employ atom interferometers provided in a body frame X of the body whose inertial or kinematic properties are to be studied. (justia.com)

Found1

• It is found that all have a definite effect on kinematic shock development. (sdsu.edu)

Development1

• The factors contributing to kinematic shock development are by no means well understood. (sdsu.edu)

Navigation1

• Hence, prior art atom interferometric sensors designed to serve as accelerometers or gyroscopes are not sufficiently quick for applications in precise kinematic navigation. (justia.com)

Design1

• 1 Von Neumann's initial design was founded upon the notion of one robot building another robot. (wikipedia.org)