Sentence examples for accelerating upwards from inspiring English sources

Now, what happens if the elevator is accelerating upwards with an acceleration a? That's the question.

A host of data in recent months has shown house prices accelerating upwards.

Meyer has just sent me his thoughts: At this time of COP-18, both atmospheric concentrations and emissions from fossil fuel burning are still accelerating upwards.

It means, when you are accelerating upwards, as the elevator picks up speed, the reading on the spring will be more and you will feel heavy.

He added: "The way the club is run is something that we know our fans are very proud of, but they look at the world and they see that player costs are accelerating upwards and they wonder if we can compete.

Dark energy, on the other hand, would cause the ball to pick up speed as it rises, accelerating upwards.

On both sides it is accompanied by what is called a "thick disc", which consists of stars that have for some reason been accelerated upwards or downwards.These out-of-position stars indicate that something has deeply disturbed the way things were in the galaxy.

"You would suddenly have a lift engine, which simply hovers there, or indeed accelerates upwards.

These include primary blast, the shockwave and tertiary blast at multiple instances as a vehicle is first accelerated upwards by the blast wind and then undergoes rapid deceleration on landing.

Not knowing whether we were accelerating downwards or upwards a state of panic arose and finally a use was found for Ryanair's sick bags that double up as film processing envelopes!

Between 5 and 7 months of age, infants expect that an object moving down an inclined plane accelerates and an upwardly moving object decelerates and are surprised to see the effects of an artificial reversed gravity (i.e., objects decelerating while moving downwards and accelerating while moving upwards).