Sentence examples for increasing deceleration from inspiring English sources

Two deceleration profiles are observed: namely plateau deceleration and increasing deceleration.

It is found that at impact velocity above 50 m/s, the effect of strain hardening of the specimen imposes on the penetrator to obtain an increasing deceleration profile.

E wave deceleration time (E DT) is an inverse measure of left ventricle stiffness; increasing deceleration time indicates decreasing stiffness.

To meet this challenge arrival speeds will increase, requiring significant braking for orbit insertion, and thus increased deceleration propellant mass that may exceed launch lift capabilities.

Patients were included when they had an inverted E/A ratio, and either an increased deceleration time or an increased isovolumetric relaxation time.

Potential limitations include the need for a continuous infusion for delivery, attenuation but not normalization of glucose levels, increased deceleration of gastric emptying and nausea.

A linear mixed model analysis of braking profiles along the roadway before the pedestrian crossing revealed comparatively increased decelerations among distracted drivers, particularly during the initial 20 kph of deceleration.

Increasing the deceleration potentials to ±2.3 kV enabled the generation of larger electric field gradients and therefore also efficient trapping of molecules in Rydberg-Stark states with k=10 [spectrum (iii)], the dipole moment of which was too small for efficient trapping with the lower potentials.

Conventional Doppler showed evidence of reduced ventricular compliance in HS rats as manifested by a shorter deceleration time of the E wave and an increased early deceleration slope as compared to NS rats.

Catching the egg in a net of sorts can increase the deceleration time and reduce the overall force.

We note that, in the year after important Earth's spin decelerations (increasing LOD values above the 75th percentiles of the ΔLODeff annual changes recorded since 1850), r E/W increases to 0.87, with an increase of ~35%% (Fig. 2a).