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ve·loc·i·ty (v),

(vĕ-los'i-tē),
Rate of movement; specifically, distance traveled or quantity converted per unit time in a given direction. Compare: speed.
[L. velocitas, fr. velox (veloc-), quick, swift]
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velocity

An MRI term for the speed of a thing in a particular direction.
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velocity

The rate of a body's motion in a given direction per unit of time; speed Ballistics The speed that a projectile/bullet attains while in flight; the difference in tissue destruction between high- or low-velocity bullets is caused by the fragmentation of the bullet–as occurs in an M-16 semiautomatic weapon, rather than the speed of the bullet. See Ballistics, Critical velocity.
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ve·loc·i·ty

(v) (vĕ-los'i-tē)
Rate and direction of movement; specifically, distance traveled or quantity converted per unit time in a given direction.
[L. velocitas, fr. velox (veloc-), quick, swift]
Medical Dictionary for the Health Professions and Nursing © Farlex 2012

ve·loc·i·ty

(vĕ-los'i-tē)
Rate and direction of movement.
[L. velocitas, fr. velox (veloc-), quick, swift]
Medical Dictionary for the Dental Professions © Farlex 2012
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Friedman (1988) suggests two types of effects of the changes in the stock prices on the demand for money and velocity of money; positive wealth effect and negative substitution effect.
The reason for this was because the velocity of money and the money multiplier had declined dramatically.
The velocity of money often falls during recessions or shortly thereafter, and its decline can persist for a long time after an economic recovery has taken hold.
Besides, since the income velocity of money is defined as the speed with which money changes hands, then it is likely that the behavior of the firm and agent must be more explicitly expressed in the equation of exchange as consumption and firm behavior would change when the price level, income, money or the interest rate change in the economy.
The velocity of money (the frequency at which money is spent, or GDP relative to base money) continues to plunge to historic lows.
Proposition 6 The introduction and popularity of credit cards will not affect the velocity of money unless the time needed to clear checks can be significantly shortened.
For example, the ease with which prepaid access can be obtained combined with the potential for relatively high velocity of money through accounts involving prepaid access and anonymous use, may make it particularly attractive to illicit actors." Such people "value the ability to receive and distribute a significant amount of funds without being subject to many of the reporting requirements that would apply to comparable transactions using cash or involving an ordinary demand deposit account at a bank," it said.
For a rise in excess reserves to boost GDP, two conditions must be met: the money multiplier must become stable and the velocity of money must not decline.
The 46.1 percent decline in nominal Gross National Product during these years was the result of the Fed's mistake of reducing M2, the broader money supply, by 30.9 percent at a time of substantial decline in the velocity of money, rather than any inadequate fiscal stimulus.
The crash is followed by a flight to safety, which is followed by a steep fall in the velocity of money as investors hoard cash.
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