Sentence examples for moderate acceleration from inspiring English sources

The ride was good, too, but the engine's drone under even moderate acceleration became a bit tiresome, because the car was otherwise so quiet.

"The slowdown in structural change during the crisis and the only moderate acceleration in productive transformation expected to take place until 2017 is likely to lead to a slower rate of progress in reducing working poverty around the world.

Our analysis revealed a moderate acceleration of the lateral diffusion for the activated Gαt1 consistent with the diffusion of the separated Gαt1GTP and Gβ1γ1 on the membrane surface.

Under even moderate acceleration there is a level of 4-cylinder noise and vibration that would be marginally acceptable in a modestly priced sedan, but seems out of place in an upscale car like the Taurus Limited.

Moderate acceleration of lineage commitment from Lin−CD34+ to Lin+CD34− stages was recorded when multiparametric flow cytometry was used for phenotyping of the newly produced cells upon 5-day culture in lymphoid conditions).

Even though starvation causes a delay in development before attaining critical weight, once they reach critical weight, starvation induces moderate acceleration in the time to metamorphosis (Mirth et al., 2005; Stieper et al., 2008).

Changes to plasticity based closure produces moderate accelerations of 30% in both alloys; changes to microstructure based closure in 8090 produce additional large accelerations.

The estimated B-splines exhibit very moderate accelerations (in the case of the full model, see Fig. 6), and it may be possible to simplify the parameterisation of the time dependence in future models, e.g. to an exponential saturation in time as this is the expected behaviour of the VFM instrument sensitivity; however, an exponential model is ill-conditioned on the time span of data used here.

The general ecodriving behaviors are moderating acceleration, top speed, and braking.

Soil improvement using gravel drainage columns, which leads to reduction in liquefaction effects at moderate input acceleration and low relative density, is a more effective method rather than rubber drainage columns.

It is demonstrated that flame-generated compression waves moderate the acceleration process noticeably, and that, for finite but small gas compression, the theory is in good quantitative agreement with numerical simulations.