It is important for the numerical modeling of the general circulation and thermal regime of the middle and upper atmosphere to account for accelerations of the mean flow and heating rates produced by dissipating internal waves (Holton 1975).
An observer in an accelerated reference frame must introduce what physicists call fictitious forces to account for the acceleration experienced by himself and objects around him.
As intracellular calcium is required also for eNOS [ 106] and NADPH oxidase activation [ 107], it seems plausible that defective calcium handling or signaling in the endothelium [ 108], resulting in abnormal calcium accumulation, might account for the acceleration of EDCFs production resulting in ED.
If one could account for dynamic acceleration of the arm, as discussed by Amasay et al. [ 15] theoretically one could also retrospectively track arm elevation over a period of time, e.g. to assess work-related arm movement demands or patient adherence to physiotherapist-imposed arm movement restrictions.
Account for rotational acceleration.
In this case, we must account for the acceleration on the weight as well as the force of gravity by solving as follows: Ft = Fg + m × a Ft = 98 + 10 kg × 1 m/s2 Ft = 108 Newtons.
On the other hand, the ray-tracing SRP model does not account for thermal accelerations and thus performs worse than an adjusted box-wing model in orbit-normal mode.
At low speeds, the power requirement curve fails to account for maximal accelerations.
One of the major points of criticism of the Head Injury Criterion is that it does not account for angular accelerations, which have been shown to play a significant role during brain motion in vivo (Ibrahim et al. 2010; Sabet et al. 2008).
That accounted for price acceleration across the board".
