angular frequency

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angular frequency

n
(General Physics) physics the frequency of a periodic process, wave system, etc, expressed in radians per second
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They are the fastest movements produced by the human body and the angular speed of the eye can reach about 1000Adeg/sec.
The initial values of the ball angular speed [[omega].sub.0] are chosen: 0,2, 0,6 and 1,0 rad/s.
In an isokinetic knee muscle strength study, Tortop and Ocak [2] included 30 athletes of different branches (age: 20.70 [+ or -]2.4 years) and 30 controls (age: 20.87 [+ or -]2.4 years), and found peak torque as 56.2 [+ or -]10.8 Nm at dominant 60 [degrees]/sec angular speed and as 60.0 [+ or -]10.7 Nm at non-dominant 60 [degrees]/sec angular speed, while they found peak torque as 66.7 [+ or -]11.5 Nm at dominant 180 [degrees]/sec angular speed and as 70.7 [+ or -]13.8 Nm at non-dominant 180 [degrees]/sec angular speed.
From the raw angular speed ([degrees]/s) provided by the sensor, it would have been necessary to calculate angular acceleration ([degrees]/[s.sup.2]) and then angular jerk ([degrees]/[s.sup.3]) in order to pursue the analysis, as was done to infer jerk from the accelerometer data.
The thrust of each propeller is calculated by [mathematical expression not reproducible] being the thrust coefficient and [[omega].sub.i] being the angular speeds. The relationship between the four inputs and angular speed is expressed by
The tests were implemented as follows: a) isometric strength of the back extensor and flexor muscles, three repetitions for each of directions at 60[degrees] flexion; and b) isokinetic concentric muscle strength of the back extensor and flexor muscles, three repetitions at 60[degrees]/s angular speed and 16 repetitions at 120[degrees]/s angular speed.
The more the player prints the ball at a higher angular speed, the more it has to print a lower initial speed, or to throw at higher angles (the input angles are even higher), both improving less chances of success.
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