The phrase "acceleration in which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the rate of change of velocity in a specific context or situation.
Example: "The acceleration in which the vehicle reached its top speed was impressive, showcasing the power of the engine."
Alternatives: "rate of acceleration" or "acceleration at which".
In the test-particle limit of diffusive shock acceleration, in which the energy in shock-accelerated particles is unimportant, the slope of a shock-accelerated power-law is independent of the diffusion coefficient κ and on how κ depends on particle energy.
"Star Wars" envisioned a world of constant acceleration, in which piloting a spaceship was as simple as jumping on a motorcycle.
Haney and Filmalter now divide the yips into two types: one involving direction, in which the clubhead twists or shakes, and one involving acceleration, in which the clubhead jerks forward with excessive force.
In fact, the safety agency had decided to look only at cases of unintended acceleration in which drivers had not applied their brakes — ostensibly to rule out potential braking concerns from the scope of the investigation.
To describe the cluster in terms of classical mechanics, the Newtonian equations of motion are solved repeatedly namely, force equals mass times acceleration, in which the forces depend on the instantaneous positions of all the particles.
The motion of an electron in a uniform field is given by a simple application of Isaac Newton's second law of motion, force = mass × acceleration, in which the force is exerted on the electron by an applied electric field E (measured in volts per metre).
To test the above hypothesis (Supplementary Fig. S1), we initiated a study of DNA lesions induced by oncogenes, such as E2F1, because the initial stages of cancer development are mimicked by oncogene-acceleration, in which genomic instability is subsequently developed [2].
Thus, a traditional stochastic acceleration mechanism in which particles are accelerated by damping the turbulence will not work.
That same month another Viennese, Franz Kratochwila, freely published a chemical acceleration process in which the combined vapours of chlorine and bromine increased the sensitivity of the plate by five times.
An initial slow water uptake is followed by an acceleration process, in which water molecules inside the gel help the next water molecules to come in.
We propose that a combination of deleterious events accelerate the ageing-related decline in dopamine neuron function, rather than the stochastic acceleration hypothesis in which ageing directly sensitizes the dopamine system [ 3].
