The phrase "acceleration running" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a specific context related to physics or sports, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "The acceleration running technique improved the athlete's speed during the race."
Alternatives: "speed training" or "rapid acceleration."
The magazine's $3,378 test car sprinted through a zero-to-60 mile an hour acceleration run in 4.6 seconds.
In the absence of specific data, it is the authors' practice to position the patient so the vector of greatest anticipated acceleration runs perpendicular to the patient's long axis.
It only takes a few acceleration runs to confirm this is not another high revving but torque-free Detroit attempt to build a European-style performance engine Corvette ZR-1s and Mustang Cobras of the 1990s suffered such ill-conceived engines.
To clarify the differences between groups with regard to accelerations during running, RMS of accelerations were compared between T and UT (Figure 2) for run stages only (8 16 km/h) in similar fashion to the walk only stages.
Information relating to such elements as distance, speed, acceleration, deceleration, running at high-speed and heart rate is collected and available for analysis.
An afternoon peak time diagram was chosen for acceleration measurements, running empty from South Gosforth depot to Regent Centre, then in passenger service from Regent Centre to Pelaw and Pelaw to Monkseaton, before returning empty back to the depot.
The kinetic parameters of rigid body velocity, acceleration, and running distance can be computed in these simulations.
Furthermore, hind limbs are thought to be more important in providing impulse during acceleration and running than the forelimbs [ 39, 41, 42] and therefore locomotor behaviour could have a stronger influence on shaping the hind limb than the forelimb.
The software can not only take advantage of multi-core processors on a symmetric multiprocessor (SMP) system, but also has the potential to gain massive acceleration when running on a software distributed shared memory (SDSM) cluster, either locally or via cloud computing.
