The phrase "acceleration speed" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the rate of change of speed, but it is better to clarify the intended meaning.
Example: "The acceleration speed of the vehicle increased significantly during the race."
Alternatives: "rate of acceleration" or "speed of acceleration".
Cheetahs use high acceleration, speed and manoeuvrability to capture prey in a relatively short chase4.
On May 2 the teams competed in the endurance event, proving their durability over 22 kilometers with metrics on acceleration, speed, fuel economy and reliability.
Acceleration, speed, and stroke depth are individually adjustable and programmable by a PLC system within predetermined limits.
The system was used to examine simultaneously dependencies of time related electromagnet coil current, electromagnet coil voltage, electric power supplied to electromagnet coil, voltage across contacts, acceleration, speed, path and kinetic energy of contactor moving element.
In the Endurance category — which tests acceleration, speed, handling, dynamics, efficiency, and reliability over a 22-kilometer course — the MIT Motorsports team had the fastest lap at 83.7 seconds and overall finished just 17 seconds behind the winners, Penn Electric Racing from the University of Pennsylvania.
Superior muscle capacity seemed to have most influence on forward acceleration, speed and the ability to decelerate.
This allows fans in the stands to monitor the patterns of play and individual acceleration speeds.
They can also be configured to provide WAN acceleration, speeding the delivery of business applications with Blue Coat's bandwidth management, protocol optimization, compression and caching technologies.
I have a habit of hard braking, apparently, but otherwise my scores on rapid acceleration, speeding (which it breaks into major and minor speeding) and top speed were good.
There is consequently a theoretical justification for looking at the curvature-acceleration-speed relationships as just another facet of more general human motor optimality criteria and put it in relation with the two-thirds power law.
Open image in new window Fig. 6 Longitudinal acceleration versus speed in high-curvature scenarios Open image in new window Fig. 7 Longitudinal acceleration versus speed in motorways and similar (low-curvature) scenarios.
