Sentence examples for point of acceleration from inspiring English sources

Case in point – during one of the trials a prototype RacerX set on fire while hitting the highest point of acceleration due to too much power being applied to the motors, something that obviously can't happen during real races.

While the general point of acceleration at higher calcium concentrations is reasonable, the time constant values are highly suspect.

Max Q by Andy Stanley and Stuart Hall -- the title refers to the greatest stress on a space craft at a critical point of acceleration in its launch, with stress of gravity and the atmosphere Wikipedia: Max Q.

Progression of AAAs towards rupture is not linear, but usually presents points of acceleration which can appear at any time.

Typical active vibration isolation experiments use point measurements of acceleration or force at the junction between the vibratory source and the receiving structure.

Tall bowlers generally have a tendency to hang on to the ball that fraction longer to complete the arc of their bowling action, where the release comes at the point of maximum acceleration.

Bruce Robinson, a senior engineer with Nissan's Vehicle Evaluation Group, says the goal was to make the process from initial throttle tip-in (i.e., the moment you touch the gas) to the point of hard acceleration as linear as possible.

Knowledge gained from such conditions provides insights into the manner in which kinematics of a sprinter change through the discriminating transition point of the acceleration phase.

At that point, the force of acceleration will press passengers deep into their chairs — someone who weighs 170 pounds will feel like half a ton.

Direction was worth three points and presence of acceleration worth four more.

A method is tested for the estimation of forces at known points from measurement of acceleration at positions removed from the forces.