Jump shot parameters selected to determine movement pattern included kinematic analysis of a number of variables around the ankle, knee, hip, trunk, shoulder, elbow, and wrist joints and the following variables determined: (a) temporal series of joint angular displacement and velocities; (b) minimum and maximum joint angular displacements; (c) joint range of motion (d) joint angle at ball release; (e) minimum and maximum joint angular velocities; and, (f) movement duration.
Its volumetric efficiency used most in the field to determine the condition of a hydraulic pump - based on its increase in internal leakage through wear or damage. But without reference to theoretical flow, the actual flow measured by the flow meter would be meaningless.
Not something we can-or need-to do in the field. For the purposes of this example though, assume the actual drive torque was 360 Nm. Mechanical efficiency would be 91% (329 / 360 x 100 = 91%). Overall efficiency is simply the product of volumetric and mechanical/hydraulic efficiency. Continuing with the above example, the overall efficiency of the pump is 0.9 x 0.91 x 100 = 82%.