Sentence examples for daily acceleration from inspiring English sources

Finally, information acquired by the sensor's uniaxial accelerometer was summarized in the average daily acceleration of the trunk along the vertical axis of the body (in m/s).

The average number of daily acceleration peaks (impacts) was first analyzed at the 32 acceleration levels from 0.3 to 9.2 g as given by the device, 0 g corresponding to standing (acceleration of gravity 1 g subtracted).

In all groups, the most active dogs accumulated several times the number of daily accelerations recorded by the least active dog (ABT-116 group – 5.8 fold; Carprofen group – 13.9 fold; Tramadol group – 6.2 fold; Placebo group – 4.7 fold).

Thus, the weekly accelerometer-assessed total physical activity (mg/week) was calculated as: [ 5 × mean daily weekday wrist acceleration) + (2 × mean daily weekend wrist acceleration)].

Thus, the mean accelerometer-assessed total physical activity (milligravity) over 1 wk was calculated as follows: [ 5 × mean daily weekday wrist acceleration) + (2 × mean daily weekend wrist acceleration)]/7.

We tuned the non-conservative force model for SARAL, reducing the amplitude of the daily adjusted empirical accelerations by eight percent.

The University College London (UCL) radiation pressure model for Envisat improves nonconservative force modeling for this satellite, reducing the median residual empirical daily along-track accelerations from 3.75 × 10−9 m/s2 with the a priori macromodel to 0.99 × 10−9 m/s2 with the UCL model.

Thus, PAEE provides a more comprehensive estimate of daily physical activity than acceleration of the trunk alone.

Physical activity in daily life, assessed by accelerations of the hip, was measured with the physical activity monitor (PAM) accelerometer (model AM101, 28 190 g, 59 × 43 × 10 mm; PAM B.V., Doorwerth, The Netherlands).

Integration of RIS and PACS services into a single solution has become a widespread reality in daily radiological practice, allowing substantial acceleration of workflow with greater ease of work compared with older generation film-based radiological activity.

The aim, the company said, is for the Rapide E to drive a full lap of the famous Nürburgring "with absolutely no derating of the battery and the ability to cope with the daily demands of repeated hard acceleration and braking".