Vectors and 2D Motion: Crash Course Physics #4. Episode 4 ... We also talked about how to use the kinematic equations, to describe motion in each dimension separately.

Further motion concepts – WJEC Equations of motion Moving objects have momentum, and forces cause it to change. The total momentum in an explosion or collision is conserved and stays the same.

This paper describes a new ultrasound-based system for high frame rate measurement of periodic motion in 2D for tissue elasticity imaging. The system acquires the RF signals from the region of ...

This undertaking is considered 'ill-posed' due to the complexity of motion occurring in three dimensions (3D), while the captured images only reflect a projection of this 3D motion onto a 2D plane.