Sentence examples for slower acceleration from inspiring English sources
Jet aircraft posed serious problems because of their greater weight, slower acceleration, higher landing speeds, and greater fuel consumption.
D800 showed a relatively slower acceleration to GGBS than D1000 and both were slower than CaO.
The SFE uses Ford's 292-horsepower 4.6-liter V-8 engine, made more frugal by tires with low rolling resistance and a rear axle ratio tailored for fuel economy at the cost of slower acceleration (3.15:1 versus the normal 3 31 1).
This result corresponds to a slower acceleration than was obtained in previous measurements and theories (e.g. n = 2), an observation which suggests that development of an alternative description of the upward flame spread rate over wide, inhomogeneous materials may be worth studying for applications such as warehouse fires.
Due to their larger size, slower acceleration and additional safety considerations, trucks have a disproportionate impact on the roads they share with cars, buses and emergency vehicles.
The comparison of Fig. 19a with Fig. 9a shows that the technique in [7] provided a slightly slower acceleration and larger RSE than interlaced BI-RL with 4×4 rectangularly-down-sampled blocks.
So, with a slow acceleration of 1G taking off from Mars you'd get to 50 kilometres before you're travelling at 1km per second.
(A slow acceleration prevents the wheels from losing their grip and spinning, which costs the vehicle power and wears out the tires).
Using the slow acceleration method, not only can the multiple-solution speed regions be detected, but also the non-synchronous response regions.
The characteristics of the simulated crack growth, found in the present study, are typical for below-threshold growth, with slow acceleration, constant growth rate, and, eventually, either arrest or transition to long crack growth behaviour, as reported in the literature.
It's essentially a visual meter that lets drivers know when their foot is overly plumbum, coaching them to back off and slow acceleration.
