Sentence examples for at a lower acceleration from inspiring English sources

As may be expected, balance was generally lost at a lower acceleration level than the results for standing or seated passengers highlighted in this paper.

In comparison to conventional SEMs, FE-SEMs offer a more stable electron source and a smaller beam capable of higher spatial resolution at a lower acceleration voltage.

These results indicate that use of sputtered YBCO films or polished PLD films, and uniform-beam etching at a lower acceleration voltage for a longer time are advantageous to improvement of junction uniformity.

By employing etching at a lower acceleration voltage for a longer time, a good Ic-spread of 17% for 1000JJs is obtained in spite of a much smaller average Ic of 0.1 mA.

Conversely, spraying olives by ABA at veraison causes a lower acceleration of the accumulation of fat than that recorded by the treatment at fruit set with contents of less than full maturity and higher compared to the control at the same stage (Table 5).

By definition, the jerk approaches infinity at the moment speed equals zero when stopping, and therefore a lower acceleration magnitude is necessary.

Using electrons at 80 kV not only minimizes the knock-on damage, but also improves the detection sensitivity due to the higher scattering power of carbon at lower acceleration voltage of the electron.

Moreover, the fragments were released at lower acceleration voltages than the full-length subunits (Appendix Fig S1B, dotted versus dashed lines).

The most significant effects of hypergravity were represented by evidently longer β3-tubulin positive neurites in cells exposed to 150 g stimulation with respect to those at lower acceleration values.

The CO-OP routine is embedded into an existing nonlinear time-history analysis that is applied to inelastic structures in order to subsequently enable these structures to displace elastically and to respond at lower accelerations.

The viscosity depends on the velocity of the muscle stretch [ 27] and is highest during the initial acceleration and continues at a lower level during the remaining muscle stretch [ 27, 28].