Inertial forces and motions resulting from accelerations and decelerations accompanying real world collisions such as vehicle rollovers can trigger the unwanted release of certain side-release and end-release buckles, leading to occupant injury or death.
This fed through to a sharp deceleration in the real growth in total health-care spending per person in America, to 2.4% a year between 1993 and 1999, half the growth rate in the previous 20 years or so.
A design innovation for this series meant that the noses of the miniature vehicles would "dip" when stopped, to imitate the sudden application of brakes and deceleration on a real-life vehicle.
The real-time interpolation module adapts the method of beforehand deceleration or delaying acceleration according to the signals received from pre-interpolation and look-ahead interpolation to guarantee the processing accuracy.
As a result, the party has watched with alarm as growth has slowed sharply, mainly because of a deceleration in exports and a downturn in the real estate market.
So, even though no actual gears are being changed, using the paddle-shift modulates the torque to provide the jolts of acceleration and deceleration that would happen if there were a real gearbox.It is not all made up.
This suggests that the real tVOR has an additional nonlinearity that treats acceleration and deceleration differently.
These loads were chosen to simulate real world driving conditions such as hard acceleration, medium acceleration, and deceleration.
Real estate prices weakened slightly, but the measures also resulted in a steep deceleration in the construction industry last spring and summer, causing a sharp slowdown in economic growth across China.
In the present apparatus, the CDMS determines the m/z ratio for each particle in real time, providing the information required to accelerate or decelerate single particles over a wide range of m/z by generating the appropriate acceleration/deceleration pulsed waveform for a linear accelerator (LINAC) structure composed of a series of cylindrical electrostatic elements.
