Sentence examples for acceleration physics from inspiring English sources

We will discuss the models and theories that address acceleration up to the GeV and how AMS and PAMELA measurements have the potential to advance the current understanding of SEP acceleration physics.

I could personally see this as being useful in, say, a model rocket launch to sense the forces applied by rapid acceleration in a physics classroom or as a method to alarm my refrigerator door so my kids don't steal my beer.

Specifically, the conventional disciplines in Rocket Science lacks foresight into the physics of acceleration to include the nature of gravity and inertia, which is foremost needed for the progression of spaceflight.

In order to better understand the physics of acceleration, it is imperative to measure separately the spectrum of each cosmic ray component and to determine accurately the "knee" in the spectrum.

Current experiments are already giving results in the physics of acceleration of cosmic rays in supernova remnants, pulsar and active galactic nuclei with a 100 sources detected at very-high-energies so far.

Such a future Gamma-Ray Imager will allow studies of particle acceleration processes and explosion physics in unprecedented detail, providing essential clues on the innermost nature of the most violent and most energetic processes in the Universe.

The 850-pound hash Energy Solar Spectroscopic Imager probeenas been designed to explore the basic physics of particle acceleration and the energy release of solar flares from an orbit of 360 miles above Earth.

A team of precocious students from UNC-Charlotte made a terrific game that made the physics concepts of acceleration and velocity not only visible, but playable.

The $70 million mission to explore the physics of particle acceleration and energy releases in solar flares has taken only 3 years to plan.

For instance, Jimoyiannis and Komis (2001) compared the fundamental understanding gained by two groups of students about the physics concepts of acceleration and velocity.

However, the complicated physics behind the acceleration mechanism as well as the challenging on-ground testing have delayed their development and optimization leading to a slow but constant decline of interest in such a technology.