Sentence examples for acceleration severity from inspiring English sources

Based on the simulation results, the values of the relevant injury criteria – the acceleration severity index (ASI), the theoretical head impact velocity (THIV) and the post-impact head deceleration (PHD) – were computed for several collision scenarios involving two different passenger vehicles colliding with two different safety barriers in various ways.

Significant Outcomes Significant risk factors of cycle acceleration were increasing severity of affective episodes, Bipolar disorder II, hypomanic/manic episode induced by an antidepressant and/or alcohol, and female gender.

Therefore, increased severity and acceleration of renal disease is likely when the number of nephrons is already reduced prior to disease onset.

Mood instability was a composite sum (range, 0 5) of the lifetime presence (yes = 1, no = 0) of five features: mixed episodes, rapid cycling, ultrarapid/ultradian cycling, cycle acceleration over time, and increased severity of episodes over time.

The shock response spectrum (SRS) is a tool commonly used by application engineers that characterizes the severity of a transient acceleration.

At almost every step that led to its current predicament, Toyota underestimated the severity of the sudden-acceleration problem affecting its most popular cars.

The 1 12 reduced scale models were subjected to Taft ground motion of increasing peak ground accelerations, representing seismic loads of increasing severity.

Designers can type in descriptors such as "sharpness" or "acceleration" (which refers to a curve's severity) and watch as the lines of a sports car or tea kettle automatically undulate.

This can account for the early and rapid development of acute mucositis and its greater severity in case of treatment acceleration.

This study applied a human factors approach to snowsport resort systems to contribute to the understanding of the incidence and severity of pediatric snowsport head accelerations.

The separation distance (or pitch) between two successive obstacles or rows of obstacles is an important parameter in the acceleration of flame propagation and increase in explosion severity.