Sentence examples for pressure acceleration from inspiring English sources

Originally, the term referred to a device that converted mechanical stimuli into electrical output, but it has been broadened to include devices that sense all forms of stimuli such as heat, radiation, sound, strain, vibration, pressure, acceleration, and so on and that can produce output signals other than electrical such as pneumatic or hydraulic.

The variation of clock skew depends on different non-deterministic factors: including aging, noise, warmup, variations in temperature, atmospheric pressure, acceleration, voltage, radiation, and magnetic fields [20, 21].

Applications, considerations, and designs of such sensors for a selected number of physical parameters (pressure, acceleration, and flow) will be discussed.

To learn more about how this species manages the actual migration, Bishop's team implanted tubes containing instruments for measuring body temperature, pressure, acceleration, and heart activity into seven geese.

This excluded that a difference in pressure acceleration during inspiration or a difference of the total inflation time biased the results of the study.

In order to do this, first of all the aerodynamic accelerations have to be isolated from the measurements, by subtracting modeled radiation pressure accelerations.

The computation of the radiation pressure accelerations, making use of a panel model of the satellite outer surfaces, a conical solar eclipse model, as well as maps of the Earth's albedo reflectivity and IR emissivity, is described in Doornbos (2011).

The relative magnitudes of these radiation pressure accelerations on GRAIL are discussed by Park et al. [ 2012].

This analysis evaluates worst-case solar radiation effects during solar-radiation-pressure acceleration.

Flame-spreading accelerates with increasing pressure; this acceleration depends mainly on the increases of the normal burning rate and the temperature of the burned gases with increasing pressure.

The sipes also distort under the pressure of acceleration and braking, leaning over like a tipped row of dominoes to expose a series of gripping edges.