Sentence examples for curve acceleration from inspiring English sources

Changes in the incidence rate can be measured by the acceleration, which is the derivative (slope) of the incidence (rate) curve; acceleration is simply a measure of how fast the incidence rate, I t), changes with age.

Ashton's reshuffled side, like the Welsh, are on an slow upward curve but acceleration is urgently required if they plan to outflank the likes of New Zealand.

I’m behind a sensible windshield now, and the soaring curve of acceleration does not come up through the seat of my pants.

The dose−response curve for acceleration of I-labeled hagfish insulin with unlabeled hagfish insulin was not bell-shaped, while it was with human insulin, as previously reported by Muggeo et al. (19).

We hypothesized that average velocity would influence the location of the psychophysical curve relating acceleration judgments to the velocity ratio, which would mean that average velocity biases perception of the velocity ratio and that the velocity ratio does not represent the unique perceptual variable used by observers to perceive acceleration.

No significant difference is shown between the curves of acceleration according to different radius is shown in Fig. 8.

Figure 6 shows the comparison of the simulation and measurement frequency history curves of acceleration in middle span of the simply supported beam.

Using site-specific hazard curve, spectral accelerations for 2 and 10 % probability of exceedance in 50 years are equal to 0.26 and 0.16 g, respectively (Ajamy et al. 2014).

From its time-domain characteristic curve, its vertical acceleration is mainly within +5 m/s2 and fully meets the large acceleration at a downward rate every 2 s.

As shown in Fig. 11, comparing with the unfiltered curves, the 50-Hz low-pass filter acceleration curves of frame's center are little different with bottom's center acceleration curves and both the curves (50-Hz low-pass filter) have obviously three peaks (due to three Maglev train marshalings).

α is a stationary acceleration curve, and due to (2.2) and (2.3), ({kappa}'=c_{4}) is satisfied.