Kinematickými

Kinematickými is a Czech adjective derived from the noun "kinematika," which translates to kinematics in English. It refers to anything related to the study of motion without considering the forces that cause it. This includes concepts such as displacement, velocity, acceleration, and time.

In physics and engineering, "kinematickými" describes the analysis of how objects move. For example, one might discuss the "kinematickými" properties of a projectile, examining its trajectory, speed, and how its position changes over time. Similarly, "kinematickými" principles are applied in the design of machinery to ensure smooth and predictable movement of parts. This field focuses on the geometric aspects of motion, using mathematical tools to describe and predict the behavior of moving systems. It is a fundamental branch of mechanics, laying the groundwork for understanding dynamics, which incorporates the role of forces and mass. The term is used in academic and technical contexts within the Czech language to denote this specific area of scientific inquiry.