Sentence examples for amount of acceleration from inspiring English sources

Furthermore the tests showed a linear behaviour between load level and amount of acceleration.

The amount of acceleration amplifications at various depths for different input motions using linear analysis, equivalent linear analysis and the experiment are summarized in Table 4.

The limitation on accelerations is also based on the evidence that riders use a limited amount of acceleration, known as willingness envelope [21, 22].

Devices with three different sizes were fabricated with the capability of sustaining under distinct amount of acceleration and tuned to frequencies ranging from 600 Hz to 1100 Hz.

We found that the differential energy spectrum of polar rain was similar to that of the solar wind for the energy range 100 eV – 1 keV, although we cannot rule out the possibility of a small amount of acceleration.

During my day with the e-tron, either while passing vehicles or taking off from a stop light, I found the e-tron to have an abundant amount of acceleration — quick enough to thrill though not in a ludicrous, tire-shredding fashion.

As shown in the Fig. 1 above, one can see that the amount of lateral acceleration or centrifugal force experienced by the passengers depends on the summation of both centrifugal and centripetal forces.

For each capacity spectrum in every building system, the damage states were defined, whereas average inter-story drift values for each damage state were converted into corresponding amount of spectral acceleration leading to the development of fragility curves.

Previous literature showed that walking gait follows the same mechanical paradigm, i.e. the straight/inverted pendulum, regardless the body size, the number of legs, and the amount of gravity acceleration.

However, the amount of increase for acceleration response is greater than others as it is revealed in Fig. 20.

Recently, it was argued that Hall conductivity and peak intensity of equivalent ionospheric currents are sensitive to the amount of field-aligned acceleration of plasma sheet (PS) electrons, which in turn depends on the plasma sheet parameters T e and N e (electron temperature and density) proportionally to the quantity eTN = (T e 1/2/N e.