Sentence examples for detailed acceleration from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, based on detailed acceleration measurements along different depths of soil, a piecewise profile of shear wave velocity is built.

To allow detailed simulation of accelerations for a locomotive under traction, the comprehensive locomotive-track model is created using the GENSYS Multi-Body softwareon (MBsoftwareare.

To gain a detailed understanding of the acceleration and transport processes, the electrons must be observed over a wide range of energies and electromagnetic fields with a wide range of frequencies.

A detailed consideration of ground accelerations recorded during earthquakes indicates that threshold or yield accelerations are required to initiate movement on slopes.

There are some detailed studies of energetic ion acceleration in the magnetotail, using the modern satellite observations (Artemyev et al. 2014; Haaland et al. 2010).

The paper describes the analyses performed on the protections for the ITER −1 MV acceleration circuit, from detailed modelling including stray capacitance to circuit simulations.

The formulation of the inertial loads in based on a detailed distribution of the inertial acceleration along the circumference at each axial location.

There are three standard measures used to separate fixations from other eye movement events: dispersal, velocity, and acceleration (for more detailed reviews, see Duchowski, 2007; Nyström & Holmqvist. 2010; Wade, Tatler, & Heller, 2003).

In this paper, we identify the hotspot function of the workload on an embedded system that motivates acceleration and present the detailed design of a hardware accelerator for Histograms of Oriented Gradients descriptor extraction.

Event detection algorithms can be classified into two main groups: dispersion and duration algorithms and velocity and acceleration algorithms (for more detailed reviews, see Holmqvist et al., 2011).

The detailed understanding of the dissipation and accompanying acceleration at these shocks is a currently topical subject.