The phrase "acceleration limit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics, engineering, or any situation where a maximum rate of change in velocity is being discussed.
Example: "The vehicle's acceleration limit is set to ensure safety during high-speed maneuvers."
Alternatives: "maximum acceleration" or "acceleration threshold".
The results showed that the EPP satisfies the 300g headform center of gravity acceleration limit required by most of the international standards.
Its aim is to explore the supernova acceleration limit of cosmic rays, the relativistic gas of protons, electrons and heavy nuclei arriving at Earth from outside of the solar system.
A temporary accelerometer was attached to the edge beam of the bridge to evaluate the eigenfrequencies, predict possible wheel/rail defects, and check whether the acceleration limit value for ballast instability (as given in railway bridge design codes) is exceeded.
The limitation was the grip of the tires that results in the acceleration limits.
This has resulted in restrictive design criteria for pedestrian numbers and acceleration limits.
The effects of acceleration limiting are considered and a discussion of the miss as a function of the various parameters which determine it is included.
In vehicle dynamics design and control, jerk and acceleration limits are control objectives related to passenger comfort and vehicle performance.
Since solar sails are not limited by reaction mass, they can provide continual acceleration, limited only by the lifetime of the sail film in the space environment.
Constraint enforcement functionalities are also built into the proposed method to ensure that the pre-compensated reference commands stay within specified velocity and acceleration limits.
We describe novel methods for interactive simulation of multiple vehicles with unique steering or acceleration limits taking into account vehicle dynamics constraints.
For a completely parallelizable algorithm (p=0), the DCPPHD has a theoretically maximum achievable acceleration limited to K. Noted that Amdahl's law only represents a theoretically predicted acceleration.
