He insisted on acceleration of economic growth and spoke of "perfecting" the system.
City drivers who follow the dashboard advice on acceleration, braking and other maneuvers reduce their gasoline consumption by 20percentthethe researchers reported.
On a day with temperatures at 34 degree Celsius (93 Fahrenheit) the air-conditioning was much appreciated and had little measurable effect on acceleration.
Instead of focusing on acceleration, he's working to build a start-up culture that's a rough analogue of the slow-food movement: intimate, deliberate, unhurried.
Visual misinterpretations do not usually depend on acceleration factors or on the sense of equilibrium but, rather simply, on visual illusions.
Just as Clarkson emits orgasmic whimpers when his driver's seat judders on acceleration, so Richman groans like a man having his perineum tongued by three cheerleaders as he ingests each warm mouthful of stodge.
Over the last 12 years, I have never regretted my decision, and I have become a proselytizer for yearly P.S.A. testing so long as the primary focus is on acceleration and not merely on a single numerical reading.
According to A Nation Deceived, a 2004 report by the Institute for Research and Policy on Acceleration, most schools cannot handle the needs of gifted children, and acceleration is a good solution for students in need of more intellectual stimulation.
From 2009, F1 will begin its first big green push with the introduction of the "Kinetic Energy Recovery System", which will enable each car to store energy created when braking for use on acceleration.
A mechanic plugs an electronic reader into what's known as the onboard diagnostic unit, a computer that sits under your dashboard, monitoring data on acceleration, emissions, fuel levels and engine problems.
On acceleration out of a medium speed corner it literally ripped the tyre off the sidewall.
