acceleration造句怎麼寫

That means during the impact there must be an acceleration upwards.

And, we've also learned about acceleration, which is the derivative of velocity.

Move the slider to the left to reduce the hardware acceleration, and then click OK.

The question is now, is it going to be accelerated uphill or accelerated downhill or no acceleration at all?

All of this led me to think... will we see an acceleration of newspapers going digital or going away?

To provide some form of throttle to allow acceleration and deceleration, the vehicle’s designers added the EJ200 jet engine.

Since quick acceleration over a short distance is the key to winning a short race, Piazza says the trade-off makes sense for sprinters.

In a statement, Toyota said it had received a Securities and Exchange Commission request and a federal grand jury subpoena for documents related to the sudden unintended acceleration.

The recall was prompted by the crash of a Lexus saloon in which a California Highway Patrol officer and his family were killed. The apparent cause was “unintended acceleration”.

Any missions hoping to go farther will need a means of acceleration that can get the spacecraft to the edge of explored space faster—before it has depleted its radioactive power source.

synchrotron :Cyclic particle accelerator in which the particle is confined to its orbit by a magnetic field. The strength of the magnetic field increases as the particle's momentum increases. An alternating electric field in synchrony with the orbital frequency of the particle produces acceleration.

So what, now, is the average acceleration?

What does that mean for the acceleration?

The technology offers improvements in mobility, especially acceleration, he said.

And if there is a torque, there's going to be an angular acceleration.

So notice that the acceleration is constant in time, is not changing but the velocity is changing.

ASIDE from their luxurious finish and refined ride, Rolls-Royce motor cars are best known for their effortless acceleration.

The acceleration is thought to be driven by dark energy, but what that dark energy is remains an enigma - perhaps the greatest in physics today.

Modern F1 cars are fitted with hundreds of sensors that amass data on key parameters, such as throttle, braking and acceleration, and then send them back to the pits.

That is the instantaneous acceleration.

The "killer app" of this car would be its acceleration.

If the acceleration goes down, the period of oscillation goes up.

The conclusions suggest that despite last year's growth spurt and an acceleration of economic reforms, the EU is still far from matching America's economic clout.

Toyota said its own findings show that after "more than 4, 000 on-site vehicle inspections, in no case have we found electronic throttle controls to be a cause of unintended acceleration."

That is only one-fifth of the gravitational acceleration.

That work became an important piece of evidence that dark energy — the mysterious force propelling the acceleration of the universe outward — actually exists.

Taking Santana as the standard car, on the basis of a great deal of GPS data, this paper studies acceleration characteristics of starting vehicles, and developed the acceleration statistic model of starting vehicles in free flow.

Do not confuse ever the tangential acceleration, which is along the circumference, with a centripetal acceleration.