Sentence examples for 1 deceleration from inspiring English sources

The rear brake of an upright bicycle can only produce about 0.1 g (1 m/s2) deceleration at best, because of the decrease in normal force at the rear wheel as described above.

The second, recently introduced method utilizes only binary coded variations of heart rate (acceleration = 1, deceleration = 0) and identifies binary pattern classes which can be assigned to respiratory sinus arrhythmia (RSA).

We observed a significant increase in movement duration [F 2,18) = 145.32, P<0.001] and deceleration time [F 2,18) = 153.630, P<0.001] depending on the type of movement performed.

For a generic DMU (mass 102 t, vMax 120 km/h, deceleration 0.6 m/s², regenerative braking for v > 10 km/h) roughly 14 kWh of braking energy are available at the wheel.

That's a 3g deceleration.

Table 3 Simulation results   Manual driving (0.5 m/s2 deceleration) (tph) ATO (0.75 m/s2 deceleration) (tph) ATO low adhesion (0.55 m/s2 deceleration) (tph) Existing lineside signalling 20 22 20 Moving block signalling 22 30 22.

The Car-to-X (C2X) communication parameters are summarized in Table 3. Table 2 Mobility Model Parameters Parameter Car Truck Acceleration (m/s2) 2,6 2,6 Deceleration (m/s2) 4,5 3,5 Max.

More than 145,000g deceleration value was measured by this device during a penetration experiment where the steel target was 50 mm thick.

After the K@C601+ passes the nanotube (10,10), the kinetic energy sharply decreases conditioned by the K@C601+ deceleration in the portion of the nanotube (8,8).

The velocity profile of the robot was trapezoidal, i.e. (1) acceleration, (2) constant speed, and (3) deceleration, but only in (4) the laser output was considered valid.

(2) Deceleration control: when a vehicle traveling ahead at a slower speed is detected, the system uses the throttle to decelerate the driver's vehicle.