The phrase "a slow acceleration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a gradual increase in speed or rate of change, such as in physics or engineering.
Example: "The vehicle experienced a slow acceleration as the driver gently pressed the gas pedal."
Alternatives: "a gradual increase in speed" or "a gentle acceleration."
This result corresponds to a slower acceleration than was obtained in previous measurements and theories (e.g. n = 2), an observation which suggests that development of an alternative description of the upward flame spread rate over wide, inhomogeneous materials may be worth studying for applications such as warehouse fires.
Smart-1 is using a slow-acceleration ion drive, testing the technology for future space trips.
Crunch Bandicoot, a member of the Bandicoot family originally created by Doctor Neo Cortex to destroy Crash, pilots a kart with amazing momentum and speed but slow acceleration.
The equations are a good fit to the measurements for the period of slow acceleration, up to around 11 s, that dominates the starting sequence.
Extracellular viruses were pelleted by ultracentrifugation through a 7.5% sucrose cushion in a P28S rotor (Hitachi, 4°C, 65,000 g, 1 h), resuspended in TN buffer (20 mmol/L Tris [pH 7.8], 50 mmol/L NaCl), and purified by 10%to45%5% discontinuous sucrose density gradient ultracentrifugation in a P40T rotor (Hitachi, 4°C, 25,000 g, 4.5 h) with slow acceleration and braking.
The gradients were centrifugated in a Beckman SW40 rotor at 120 000 g during 15 h, with slow acceleration and deceleration.
Using the slow acceleration method, not only can the multiple-solution speed regions be detected, but also the non-synchronous response regions.
The characteristics of the simulated crack growth, found in the present study, are typical for below-threshold growth, with slow acceleration, constant growth rate, and, eventually, either arrest or transition to long crack growth behaviour, as reported in the literature.
It's essentially a visual meter that lets drivers know when their foot is overly plumbum, coaching them to back off and slow acceleration.
