The racing seat makes you painfully aware of your love handles, the racing suspension vigorously kickboxes the occupants of the cabin, and the racing
brakes decelerate with unabashed grinding noises.
University of Utah mathematicians showed it is theoretically possible to design ideal climbing ropes to safely slow falling rock and mountain climbers like
brakes decelerate a car.
Not exact matches
Harvick has even joked that were ISM officials to ever move the cones placed toward the end of the straightaway that he uses as his
braking markers, he wouldn't know how to
decelerate entering Turn 1.
The
decelerating muscles of your arm, the
brakes for your arm, need to be the primary focus for all baseball players.
All - wheel suspension and a
decelerating hand
brake provide increased comfort and control.
The experimental SUV has hydraulic
brakes that pump nitrogen gas to pressures of up to 500 pounds per square inch when the driver
decelerates, essentially bottling up the vehicle's lost kinetic energy.
Athletes should try to visualize their muscles as giant
brake systems that
decelerate the resistance.
This may be another reason why increased strength levels benefit COD performance, over and above the ability to
decelerate faster in the
braking phase.
As I apply firm pressure to the pedal, the pads bite admirably, but by the time I'm
decelerating through 80 mph, the pedal is nearly on the floor and the stench of nuked
brake - pad material fills the cabin.
Other dynamic assets are well - balanced 45/55 percent weight distribution; a supple ride; total chassis control provided by the height - adjustable, variable - rate, control - arm suspension; precise and quick rack - and - pinion steering; and carbon - ceramic
brakes that can, with the auxiliary air
brake,
decelerate the Grand Sport from 62 mph to a full stop in only 103 feet, says Bugatti.
Let's just say I went very fast, very quickly, before nailing the
brakes, which
decelerated the Panamera like a fighter jet snagging the arrest wire on the deck of an aircraft carrier.
As you
brake, the transmission downshifts through the gears as the car
decelerates, aggressively locking the torque converter whenever possible.
By downshifting to
decelerate you are trading wear on your
brake pads for wear on your clutch (among other things).
By then, the carbon - ceramic
brakes were hot enough to
decelerate our gleaming citrus fruit on wheels with such effectiveness that it seemed perfectly OK to ignore the cone markers and to hit the pedal eerily late even though extreme deceleration would occasionally trigger an initial wobble or two.
Although the
brakes show zero carbon - ceramic content, they have a relatively easy time
decelerating the 4233 - pound S Q4, which is slightly heavier than the V - 8, but still light for this class.
After that you may
decelerate BUT if you
brake too hard the oil on the bolt will run up onto your hand and you will have lost, again.
Since the car seems to
decelerate abnormally quickly and there may be oil on one of the rotors you should inspect and replace the
brake lines.
When you're
decelerating from high speeds, the
brakes will sing a little, but they'll never fade.
When
decelerating at speeds up to 84 mph, the gasoline engine can be decoupled from the drivetrain so that more kinetic energy can be recovered by the regenerative
braking system.
This causes the car to
decelerate more quickly, with an engine
braking sensation, but it isn't as dramatic as I've experienced in some electrics.
The steering of the concept car has been pulled off the Polo parts shelf, and the four disc
brakes were originally intended to
decelerate the discontinued Golf R32.
If you just quickly
decelerated from high speed (as in, you were going too fast and stopped very quickly), your
brake discs will be quite hot.
Tapping technology normally found in hybrids, the X6 gets regenerative
braking that charges the battery when the car is
braking, coasting or
decelerating.
This feature is useful when the adaptive cruise control is engaged, as the car will automatically
decelerate when it senses traffic and activate regenerative
braking.
Going from a standstill to 62 mph in the Bugatti Chiron takes just under 2.5 seconds, and it
decelerates from 62 mph to a stop in just 101 feet, thanks to carbon - ceramic
brakes and an active rear wing that can also function as an airbrake.
Ferrari also uses a technique it calls Pre-Fill to activate the pistons in the
brake calipers whenever electronic sensors detect that the driver is
decelerating.
5 series BMWs from March 2007 incorporate AGM batteries in conjunction with devices for recovering
brake energy using regenerative
braking and computer control to ensure the alternator charges the battery when the car is
decelerating.
If the driver fails to react to the warning, Enhanced Active Cruise Control will intervene to
decelerate the vehicle, even
braking it to a stop as needed, depending on the situation.
But if you pull the gear shift lever back one more notch, you get a lot more regenerative
braking when you
decelerate.
The batteries are also recharged by
braking and
decelerating.
The lithium - ion battery provides the necessary electrical power for the belt - alternator starter, and the battery itself is recharged by the concept car's regenerative
braking function: when
decelerating, the fuel is shut off and the vehicle's kinetic energy is transformed into electrical energy.
By releasing the accelerator, the car will
decelerate and come to a complete stop, even hill holding, without the need to press the
brake pedal.
When the battery needs to be charged or when
decelerating or
braking, the alternator is activated to recharge the battery (regenerative
braking).
One cool feature is a tab on the steering wheel you can pull back to increase the amount of regenerative
braking you will get when the car is
decelerating.
If you have set a certain speed and approach a vehicle that is driving more slowly, the system will reduce your speed by
decelerating or gently
braking until the pre-set distance is reached.
When the
brake pedal is depressed, the electric motor therefore initially takes on the task of
decelerating, acting here as an alternator.
Regenerative
braking, which harvests energy when
braking and
decelerating, is also present alongside Eco Idle in the range - topper.
The GM hybrid pickups are more efficient because of the engine start / stop function and regenerative
braking, which turns the motor into a generator as the truck
decelerates.
The system is designed to determine if the driver is late in
decelerating at an approaching stop sign, will then sound an alert and can also pre-charge the
brakes to provide
braking force if deemed necessary.
For instance, the anti-lock
braking system (ABS) now has higher control interval thresholds; on loose surfaces, such as gravel, a wedge of material is formed in front of the tires to
decelerate the vehicle more effectively.
The system will also issue an advance warning to the following vehicle by illuminating the vehicle's
brake lights before the driver begins to actually apply the
brakes to notify the following vehicle that the LC will
decelerate.
It also
decelerates very quickly and smoothly, in case one needs to push on the
brakes.
The i - ELOOP system is a capacitor - based setup that stores
braking energy as the car
decelerates.
The e-Golf will have as many as four regenerative
braking modes, ranging from high - recovery where the Golf starts
decelerating and regenerating electricity the moment you lift off the throttle, to a mild mode where recovery starts only when you're on the
brakes.
In e-POWER Drive mode, the driver can accelerate and
decelerate using only the throttle pedal, significantly reducing the necessity to move his or her foot to depress the
brake pedal — i.e., one - pedal driving.
It does so in two stages: around 1.6 seconds before the calculated impact point — after three audible warning signals — the system initiates partial
braking autonomously and
decelerates the car with around 40 percent of the maximum
braking power (approx four m / s ²) as well as activating the reversible PRE-SAFE ® occupant protection systems as a precaution.
Adaptive shift controls include automatic grade
braking, which commands the transmission to remain in a lower gear if the vehicle is
decelerating or coasting on a downgrade.
If the driver must take immediate action to avoid a collision, the system sounds a warning to prompt driver action or can even activate the
brakes to
decelerate the vehicle.
The large - sized high - performance
braking system
decelerates the vehicle reliably and quickly.
Though the
brakes were strong they lacked initial bite and
decelerating rapidly from high speeds also upset the car's poise.