Sentence examples for acceleration or surge from inspiring English sources

An examination of transport ministry records by The New York Times found that at least 99 incidents of unintended acceleration or surge in engine rotation had been reported in Toyotas since 2001, of which 31 resulted in some form of collision.

The examination found 99 cases of sudden acceleration or engine surge in Toyotas, compared with 18 reports of similar problems in Hondas.

James Conlon, an American conductor who spent nine years as the principal conductor of the Paris Opéra, told me that a maestro's gestures fall into two groups, which might be described as "Get ready!" and "Go!" The "ready" gestures indicate an imminent event, such as a sudden acceleration, a surge in ferocity, or a harp glissando coming after many minutes without so much as a plink.

A surge in the monsoon currents is called a burst, or surge, of the monsoon.

The water level or velocity can be specified at the boundary to induce the proper surge height or surge momentum.

Data from the sway and heave axes were somewhat interchangeable due to a partially rotating collar, but co-varied directly and changed with lateral acceleration and thus cornering behaviour (the surge axis varied with longitudinal acceleration or deceleration).

There is no one else with his energy, acceleration or adaptability now.

No trend of evolutionary acceleration or retardation was observed.

Drive evenly, without sudden acceleration or deceleration.

Tail-to-head acceleration (surge) was recorded every 0.015625 s (64 Hz) by a capacitive accelerometer, with a resolution of 0.0196 m.s−2.s−2

Because cormorants are foot-propelled divers, an important component of acceleration is the surge acceleration, the one that occurs in the head-to-tail axis [22].