The phrase "acceleration length" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics, engineering, or any field discussing motion and speed, particularly when referring to the distance over which an object accelerates.
Example: "The acceleration length of the vehicle was measured to determine its performance during the test."
Alternatives: "acceleration distance" or "length of acceleration".
Increased wall friction can increase the acceleration length.
As expected, the acceleration length and energy increase drastically as βg approached unity.
It was found that the existing acceleration length will affect truck drivers' acceleration behavior.
Correlation of particle velocity and acceleration length was developed based on the investigation of statistical velocity distribution at different locations in vertical test section.
The electron acceleration length turns out to be 5 orders of magnitude smaller than the RCS length, placing strong requirements on the electric field necessary to accelerate the particles.
Pre-acceleration of the particles inside the solids distributor tubes and high-velocity gas nozzles that provide significant momentum can effectively shorten the particle acceleration length.
However, the Airy beams generated through different techniques suffer from common drawbacks of limited or no wavelength tunability and low acceleration lengths, power and energy6,7.
The required acceleration lengths for medium and heavy trucks are approximately 1.3 and 1.6 times of the Green Book design guideline, respectively.
The analysis process was proved to be useful for adjusting the GG aperture displacement and ion source parameters (acceleration gap length gacc, extraction voltage Vext, etc).
The detector data are acquired and processed by a real-time system to obtain speed, acceleration, and length of a detected vehicle.
The aim of the study was to determine the significance of several factors of the test - blood flow inertia (acceleration), dimensions (length and radius) of ICA, patency of the Circle of Willis (WC), and asynchrony between release of ICA compression and arterial pressure pulsations (phase shift).
