The phrase "acceleration velocity" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe the rate of change of velocity, but the term itself is not standard terminology in physics or engineering.
Example: "The acceleration velocity of the object increased as it moved down the slope."
Alternatives: "rate of acceleration" or "change in velocity".
The true acceleration, velocity, and position are obtained through a rotation translation using matrix algebra.
Additionally, the shock loading history along keel, the acceleration, velocity and displacement time histories are presented.
The outer loop uses acceleration, velocity and position information from the own vehicle and preceding vehicles.
Through the use of accelerometers and gyroscopes, we were able to determine the delivery system's acceleration, velocity, positioning, and angular velocity, which were calculated in live-time by the microcontroller.
Response spectrum is a plot of the maximum responses (acceleration, velocity, or displacement) of idealized single-degree-of-freedom oscillators as a function of the natural frequencies of the oscillators for a given damping value.
The influence of nonlinear inertia as a function of acceleration, velocity, and displacement is investigated for an asymmetric isolated structure.
Then vibration responses and crack level identification of the system under three cases of crack severity are discussed by the spectrum cascades, acceleration-velocity and velocity-displacement phase portraits, and contact pressure nephograms.
Lateral velocity-displacement phase portraits, perpendicular to the excitation direction, are more sensitive to the appearance of the small crack than acceleration-velocity phase portraits in the excitation direction, and the combination of the two phase portraits can be used to identify the crack severity.
F (t) is the seismic excitation, and "u, u ˙ and u are accelerations, velocities and displacements' time-dependent vectors, respectively.
In the earthquake engineering literature, the terms "acceleration" and "velocity" implicitly concern translational particle acceleration and velocity.
This was reflected from significantly longer task completion time, lower acceleration, angular velocity, and jerk.
