We want to work with stakeholders to enable that kind of
escape velocity to happen in every sector where technology and venture capital can have a positive impact," he said.
In April, when the Gaia team published its newest data release, Raddi's team found that the star is about 2,060 light-years from Earth and moving at 850 km/s, well above the Milky Way's
escape velocity. The distance yields the star's luminosity and diameter, both of which are about a fifth of the Sun's.
to find our "
escape velocity." We in healthcare innovation are
He gets cynical little taps as he screams past at
escape velocity and his trajectory sends him sprawling.
One of the predictions he listed was that by 2030, "humanity will have achieved Longevity
Escape Velocity for the wealthiest."
A narrow or restrictive exit will obviously create a lot of back pressure (unwanted effect), but this in turn also means that the exhaust gases will have a higher
escape velocity coming out of the engine (desired effect).
Right:
ESCAPE VELOCITY Fully powered up under her massive sail-plan, LDV Comanche tramples across the Tasman, using her heeling angle to maximum effect.
Conversely, an object that falls under the attraction of the Earth surface gravity acceleration g from infinity, starting with zero velocity, will strike the Earth surface with a velocity equal to its
escape velocity.
The inclination of orbit, equatorial radius, and
escape velocity are subject to the t location-scale distribution, which contains the scale parameter [sigma], the location parameter [mu], and the shape parameter v.
Midtown Bryant is close to achieving
escape velocity from years of financial and legal entanglements that have hindered progress on the visionary real estate project.
With net assets increasing, the market has reached
escape velocity. Demography is working in favor of retirement cash flows, and it is our perspective that the market opportunity is on pace for continued growth.
As such, Enceladus has an
escape velocity -- the minimum speed needed for an object on the moon to escape its surface -- of just 239 meters per second.