Sentence examples for minimal acceleration from inspiring English sources

Head, D. et al. Differential vulnerability of anterior white matter in nondemented aging with minimal acceleration in dementia of the Alzheimer type: evidence from diffusion tensor imaging.

The successful performance of the two temporary structures, in Monastiraki and Kerameikos (which had been designed against minimal acceleration levels but experienced ground-surface high-frequency accelerations of the order of 0.50 g) is explained through dynamic response analyses.

Sure, if you can move at a constant speed in a straight line, smoothly and with only minimal acceleration, you can go arbitrarily fast and not suffer any ill effects.

Let us find the minimal acceleration distance L of the piston (minimal distance from the lower part of the explosive to the center of the sphere).

The upper limit of the vehicle's acceleration is specified to be 2 m/s2 and the minimal acceleration is specified to be -9 m/s2, i.e., the deceleration does not go below -9 m/s2.

The tubes were centrifuged at 400 × g (with minimal acceleration and deceleration) and 18 20°C for 40 min.

The load cases that exhibit no pounding show minimal peak structural acceleration responses.

The switch closure time under these conditions is consistently less than 200 μs, and bounce is minimal for applied accelerations lower than 200 g.

Many of these buses were then operated on long expressways, with minimal braking and accelerations where the benefits of the hybrid engine were exploited very little and fuel consumption was notably greater than comparable journeys in diesel-powered buses [13].

Finally, it is noted that the analysis given by Kadono et al. (2007) is on the outer part of the ejecta plume, where the effect of gas acceleration is minimal.

The results suggest that a haptic accelerator pedal system is most effective for preventing over-acceleration, whilst minimal differences were observed between systems in terms of the effect of the assistance provided to prevent under-acceleration.