Sentences with phrase «braking phase»

Just like the gearbox, it works silently but efficiently in the background so you don't really know when the system swaps between the hydraulic and regenerative braking phases.

Downhill — increases impact during the braking phase, which increases stress on the heel, knee cap and IT band.

Indeed, the ability of an athlete to produce force quickly in the braking phase of a COD maneuver seems to be the biggest determinant of COD ability.

This may be another reason why increased strength levels benefit COD performance, over and above the ability to decelerate faster in the braking phase.

Since the braking phase seems so important in COD maneuvers, and since eccentric strength is what determines braking ability, it seems likely that COD ability will benefit from increasing eccentric - specific strength.

This reduces the load on the engine and makes for fuel savings of around 0.15 litres per 100 kilometres according to the NEDC standard, and up to 0.2 litres per 100 km in city traffic with its frequent overrun and braking phases.

The main disadvantage of left foot braking is the fact that no gear change can be performed during the braking phase hence the driver has to select the gear to be used at the corner exit prior to initiating the maneuver.

During the coasting and braking phase, the alternator can convert the kinetic energy into electrical energy that is stored temporarily in the battery.

Brake Energy Regeneration, which is also a standard feature, ensures that the generation of electric current for the onboard electrical systems concentrates on the overrun and braking phases.

In the braking phases, the BAS assists in braking and can feed the recovered electrical energy into the 48 - volt storage unit or use it directly for electrical consumers.