Sentence examples for accelerating without from inspiring English sources

Sullivan said he never heard of a train accelerating without someone moving the throttle.

He said he'd always been a risky driver and told me a story about arguing with Esther and Bella Freud's mother, Bernadine Coverley, in the car, and putting his foot down and accelerating without looking "just to make a point.

Accelerating without strain is an important concept.

Hot ions at the piled-up magnetic field region can be accelerated without any pre-acceleration.

When menarche is accelerated without a concomitant acceleration in the timing of menopause, it is widely thought that the increased duration of hormone exposure over a lifetime promotes the development of breast cancer (de Waard and Thijssen 2005).

But what if their design's all wrong?" Mr. Naruse, 74, is one of a handful of people who have designed combined brake-accelerator pedals in an effort to prevent accidents caused by unintended acceleration, which has come under a spotlight since charges that some Toyota vehicles accelerate without warning.

Yet both feature a so-called double-trigger provision that ensures that awards and benefits are not accelerated without being fired without cause or resignation for a good reason.

In this case, it's about perfect jumping and landing, how to accelerate without falling off... all the things you need to stay on two wheels and not on your face.

In others the propellant is accelerated without a nozzle (as in the ion and Hall thrusters) by electromagnetic means, in which case at least part of the fluid must be electrically charged first.

Last week, Toyota agreed to pay more than $1 billion to settle a class-action suit over claims that its electronic malfunctions caused its cars to accelerate without warning, one of the largest payouts ever for an automotive lawsuit.

And while four-wheel drive or all-wheel drive helps sport utility vehicles accelerate without slipping, it does not help slow a vehicle unless the driver uses the first gear to slow the engine instead of applying brakes, a difficult maneuver often practical only in deep snow or off-road driving.