Sentence examples for gradually acceleration from inspiring English sources

Gradually, acceleration builds as the fuel burns off.

He says "SpinLaunch employs a rotational acceleration method, harnessing angular momentum to gradually accelerate the vehicle to hypersonic speeds.

In Endurance Time (ET) method gradually intensifying acceleration functions are created in a manner that the linear and nonlinear response spectra of them, while being proportional to average of real earthquakes spectra, intensifies in a uniform manner with time.

ETA is a time history based dynamic pushover procedure that applies a set of gradually intensifying acceleration functions to the structure and monitors the performance of the building accordingly.

The endurance time (ET) method is a new time-history-based dynamic pushover procedure in which structures are subjected to a gradually intensifying acceleration functions and their performance is judged based on the length of the time interval that they can satisfy required performance objectives.

Further increasing strain, crystallization is accelerated gradually and the acceleration becomes more significant after occurrence of strain-hardening.

With the driving frequency increasing, the angular velocity of the prototype increases gradually while the angular acceleration decreases gradually.

All the apparent viscosities increase with the increase of D while the increasing acceleration is gradually enlarged with the decrease of shear rates.

Initial volunteer experiments tended to focus on impact velocities (specifically differences in target and bullet vehicle velocities) and head acceleration, but gradually the focus has shifted to understanding the pattern of spinal segment motion and muscle contraction in response to the perturbation.

The mean contribution of the shank to the running speed during the posterior support phase (shank-VP) had a profile similar to that of the thigh during the first half of the acceleration phase and gradually levelled off; the maximal value was 2.68±0.33 m·s−1 at the 23rd step (Fig. 5K).

During acceleration, particle clusters are gradually disaggregated into smaller clusters with increasing voidage, while during deceleration, particle clusters are aggregated into larger clusters with decreasing voidage.