Sentence examples for heavy acceleration from inspiring English sources
In T.S.B. SB0342-09 issued on Sept. 21, Toyota said the smells were probably caused by the catalytic converter during stop-and-go driving and heavy acceleration.
The A3 E-Tron's electric motor handles the around-town stuff, while its turbocharged 1.4-liter gasoline engine takes care of heavy acceleration and longer distance travel.
But with the pedal to the metal in second or third gear, the Viggen exhibits the classic systems of "torque steer" -- the tendency of high-powered front-drive cars to veer erratically to the left or right under heavy acceleration.
And putting the S80's power through all four wheels eliminated my persistent complaint about turbocharged front-drive Volvos: torque steer that whipsaws the front wheels on heavy acceleration.
Although it has paddle shifters that work pretty well under heavy acceleration, the car itself seems to straddle the line between luxury cruiser and mild sport sedan without landing squarely in either camp.
And thanks to the fact that the GTO is powered through its rear wheels, the car is immune to torque steer, the annoying inclination of powerful front-drive cars like the Saab 9-3 Acura TLa to to hop around under heavy acceleration.
The two electric motors then combine forces to deliver extra torque for hard acceleration and pulling heavy loads.While cruising gently in top gear, the first electric motor alone helps relieve the petrol engine of some of its chores by chipping in an extra 30 horsepower or so.
See the big acceleration?
I'm so used to it by now that I barely notice the heavy, assured acceleration to 80, 85. "Driving" seems too prosaic a word for the combined aesthetic and physical experience of hitting the highway in the tii.
This can occur under heavy braking, acceleration, a varying road surface, or suspension activation, especially due to interaction with the drive train.
The highest particulate concentrations and emission rates observed in the third study were linked to heavy engine acceleration, high engine speed, and high torque [ 32].
