rotational velocity
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velocity
noun[C or U]
uk/vəˈlɒs.ə.ti/us/vəˈlɑː.sə.t̬i/
the speed at which an object ...
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The major part of the movement is manifested in therotationalvelocity.
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So, when the mobile robot reaches its maximumrotationalvelocity, the mobile robot may turn over.
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Given arotationalvelocity, the upper free surface is more agitated when the gap is smaller.
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The reconstructedrotationalvelocityprofiles and final orientations were relatively close to the actual values.
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Rotationalvelocitycomputation is outlined on the left side of the diagram.
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This paper proposes an efficient algorithm for preventing turnover of a mobile robot on uneven terrain by controlling linear acceleration androtationalvelocityof the mobile robot.
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This variation in paddlerotationalvelocityis monitored by an optical encoder and used to infer wind direction and velocity.
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In this case, the trajectory of the mobile robot and terrain information is changed byrotationalvelocityof the mobile robot.
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Thus, both linear acceleration androtationalvelocityshould be considered simultaneously in order to prevent the mobile robot from turning over efficiently.
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During most of the presented experiment, the motion is synchronized with the device, therefore therotationalvelocity1 is either constant or increasing.
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The robot used for this work has an embedded control algorithm that accepts a desiredrotationalvelocitythat it attempts to realize.
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With this algorithm, linear acceleration, linear velocity, androtationalvelocityof the mobile robot could be restricted and the stability of the mobile robot is maintained.
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Rotation was initiated at 5rpm (0.5rad/s) and incremented by 2rpm (0.2rad/s) every 5 min, withrotationalvelocitykept constant during the 5-min interval.
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The second component describes the velocity along r (in other words, therotationalvelocityabout the instantaneous direction of r) and is appropriately termed torsional velocity.
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A gradual increase in the smokerotationalvelocityis, in fact, vividly perceivable elsewhere in the motion pictures.
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For example, a rotary bearing attached to a shaft must have the samerotationalvelocityas the shaft.
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It is rotating rapidly with a projectedrotationalvelocityof.
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This suggests that the azimuthalrotationalvelocityis quite high, at about.
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It has a high rate of rotation with a projectedrotationalvelocityof 55 km/s.
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Therotationalvelocityin rotational molding is rather low (4 to 20 rpm).
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