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We find that increasing the impeller angle at a fixedrotationalspeedincreases the size of the chaotic region.
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As expected, therotationalspeedof the frame containing the basic static pattern was found to lag behind the speed of the disk.
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Increasing therotationalspeedfor a fixed impeller angle also increases chaos in the system.
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These patterns are described in terms of therotationalspeedand the intensity of the throughflow.
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Figure 3 displays the sonogram of the rotating tube while performing two arpeggios at variedrotationalspeed.
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As therotationalspeedincreases, centrifugal effects prevail and air bubbles become organized into parallel rings advected by the axial throughflow (figure 4b).
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In addition, for a given throughput, we observed an increase in the phase velocity with therotationalspeed.
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However, tori survive even at thisrotationalspeed.
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The periodicity can be varied from 0.7 sec to arbitrarily long periods by changing therotationalspeedof the cam.
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The above results indicate that mixing (from the viewpoint of the size of the region of chaotic motion) improves withrotationalspeedover the range of speeds considered.
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When therotationalspeedof the driving cylinder is low, the temperature variation across the vortex is small and the viscosity coefficient can be assumed constant.
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The tangential velocity auto-correlation functions, measured in circumferential direction from 50200 % of the nominalrotationalspeed, exhibit a shape of the kinetic energy spectrum comparable to turbulence.
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Since for robotic applications therotationalspeedof the limb joints is much lower than the nominal speed of most electrical motors, transmission units are almost always required.
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Hence, submovements extracted from therotationalspeedprofile would correspond to shoulder rotation, and submovements extracted from the translational speed profile would correspond to elbow flexion-extension.
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Its appearance is similar to that of a turbine map, but it lacks any (rotational)speedlines.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.In such servos the input pulse results in arotationalspeed, and the typical 1.5 ms center value is the stop position.
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