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Upward velocity
| Diamond Glossary (алмазы и бриллианты - глоссарий терминологии) |
The rate at which drilling fluid pro¬gresses up the borehole. compare up-hole velocity.
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Upward, английский
Upward acting door, английский
Upward arrow, английский
A smartart graphic layout used to show a progression or steps that trend upward in a task, process, or workflow. each of the first five lines of level 1 text corresponds to a point on the arrow. works best with minimal text. unused text does not appear, but remains available if you switch layouts.
Upward closure, английский
A collection of sets is upwardly closed with respect to a property if, when a set p has a property, all sets containing p have that property. an example would be a dependency in a market basket analysis. once a set of items are known to be dependent, any larger set containing those items is also known to be dependent. see also: dependence rule, downward closure. ur-resolution ur-resolution is an inference rule that can be used in automated reasoning systems. it focuses on two or more clauses, requiring that one of the clauses (the nucleus) contain at least two literals and the remaining (the satellites) contain exactly one literal. briefly, a conclusion is yielded if a unifier (substitution of terms) for variables can be found that, when applied, makes identical (except for being opposite in sign) pairs of literals, one literal from the nucleus with one from a satellite. the conclusion is yielded by, ignoring the paired literals, applying the unifier simultaneously to the nucleus and the satellites and taking the union of the resulting literals. see also: hyperresolution.
Upward flow sand filter, английский
Upward flow sludge blanket type tank, английский
Upward force, английский
Подъемная сила v
Upward hammer blow, английский
Ход вверх молота забивной машины
Upward pressure, английский
Тенденция к повышению
Upward welding (on inclined surface), английский
Upward welding (on vertical surface), английский
Upward-current washer, английский
Upwards, английский
Upwards ancora, английский
A unicode character; supplemental punctutation.
Velocity, английский
- Скорость
- The rate of change of position in relation to time.
- In naval architecture, designing for velocity is giving that form to a ship`s body by which she will pass through the water in the quickest space of time.
- The rate of motion in a given direction.
- Скорость ~ of the waves скорость распространения волн air ~ скорость воздуха
- How loudly a note is struck.
- A measure of the work accomplished per unit of time.
- In scrum, velocity is how much product backlog effort a team can handle in one sprint. this can be estimated by viewing previous sprints, assuming the team composition and sprint duration are kept constant. it can also be established on a sprintby- sprint basis, using commitment-based planning. once established, velocity can be used to plan projects and forecast release and product completion dates
- The number of times a dollar is spent, or turns over, in a specific period of time. velocity affects the amount of economic activity generated by a given money supply.
- In geophysics, velocity is described as medium-distance divided by traveltime. velocity can be measured vertically, laterally, and azimuthally and measured with laboratory measurements, acoustic logs, vertical seismic profiles, and velocity analysis of seismic data.
Velocity, английский
Velocity, английский
Velocity (ut), английский
The distance an ultrasonic wave travels in unit time.
Velocity -, английский
- Поле скоростей well ~ 1. дренажная галерея с рядом колодцев 2. группа скважин wide ~ of research широкое поле исследований, широкая область исследований
- Скоростной напор
Velocity control propulsion system, английский
Двигательная установка для коррекции скорости полета
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Drift angle buildup, английский
The rate of the increase in the drift angle which is generally expressed as the num¬ber of degrees increase for a specific drilled footage. example, 2° per 100 feet.
Set weight, английский
The quantity of diamonds set in a bit, ex¬pressed in carats.
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