Sentence examples for concept of acceleration from inspiring English sources

Docker represents this concept of acceleration and the way that apps are increasingly everywhere.

The concept of acceleration has been tested in a considerable number of randomised clinical trials (Table 4).

The second-order (Newtonian) concepts of acceleration and force, work and energy do not play any fundamental role.

A team of precocious students from UNC-Charlotte made a terrific game that made the physics concepts of acceleration and velocity not only visible, but playable.

For instance, Jimoyiannis and Komis (2001) compared the fundamental understanding gained by two groups of students about the physics concepts of acceleration and velocity.

In earlier papers in this series, the concepts of "acceleration" and "ringing" noise have been studied in relation to impact machines, and values of radiation efficiency have been obtained for the various types of structural components.

This supports the concept of different acceleration strategies in human maximal accelerated sprinting.

Based on the concept of multiple acceleration of solar energetic particles (SEP) we analyzed the super-event of 20 January 2005 by the data of ground level, balloon and spacecraft observations.

Due to significant improvement of the analysis/modeling techniques and new understanding of physical processes in the solar atmosphere and interplanetary space, a possibility arises to interpret the old data in the light of modern concept of multiple particle acceleration at/near the Sun.

In contrast to the Multi Aperture MUlti Grid (MAMuG) concept of the ITER neutral beam injector reference design [1] in which D− acceleration to 40 A, 1 MeV is achieved through seven grids containing 1280 apertures each, the European SINgle GAP SINGle Aperture (SINGAP) concept proposes acceleration of 1280 pre-accelerated (20 50 keV) beamlets to 1 MeV in a single step.

Owing to the aforementioned difference in running modalities that are adopted just after the start and at the maximal speed phase of sprinting, a concept of dividing the entire acceleration phase into sections has been developed (Bret et al., 2002; Debaere et al., 2013a; Delecluse, 1997; Maćkala, 2007; Nagahara et al., 2014).