Sentence examples for rate of acceleration from inspiring English sources

However, the maximum energy to which particles can be accelerated depends on the rate of acceleration and that does depend on the energy-dependence of the diffusion coefficient.

Its most remarkable quality was its rate of acceleration.

And it should have a "reasonably fast" rate of acceleration.

"What took everyone by surprise was the rate of acceleration last year.

For example satellite data suggests total deforestation in Cameroon has increased fourfold from 2006 to 2014, and this rate of acceleration is not unusual in sub-Saharan Africa.

If growth continues at the premillennial rate of acceleration, by 2300 the world will be inhabited by 133,592 billion people.

His model indicated that a lizard would start to run on two legs when it reached a certain rate of acceleration--the same way a powerboat rears out of the water and a motorcycle pops a wheelie.

It can estimate the number of barrels of oil your car is consuming and produce graphs illustrating fuel economy at different speeds and rates of acceleration.

By E. B. White The New Yorker, December 2 , 1933P. 11 We have always championed the stagger system of lights, though we admit it wouldn't work on Fifth Avenue, on account of the different rates of acceleration of the several types of vehicles.

The governing non-linear integro-partial differential equations, for uniform rates of acceleration, derived in an earlier paper are presented.

The equal rates of acceleration of objects independent of mass can be demonstrated by using objects of similar shape (to cancel out differences in friction with the air try, say, a baseball and a basketball; Galileo used balls rolling down inclines), and this can be observed using any objects in an artificially created vacuum.