Sentences with phrase «decelerate through»

To date more than half of all landing attempts on Mars have failed, in part due to the complex procedures required to successfully decelerate through the planet's thin atmosphere.

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.

Not exact matches

The next - generation transportation system, which was initially conceived by Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk, utilizes a linear electric motor to accelerate and decelerate an electromagnetically levitated pod through a low - pressure tube.

They tend to overweight countries that have already gone through rapid growth and are now decelerating as they reach middle - income status, countries whose performance is becoming more closely correlated to developed economies.

«So there could be a substantial lag before decelerating demand flows through to building,» CIBC said.

Data through September 2014 show that home prices continue to decelerate.

Following its helical path through space, the helix appears to wind up very tightly as it accelerates, and winds down very loosely as it decelerates.

Now, researchers at the University of the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg have demonstrated that laser light traveling along a helical path through space, can accelerate and decelerate as it spins into the distance.

Researchers at the University of the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg have demonstrated that laser light traveling along a helical path through space, can accelerate and decelerate as it spins into the distance.

That technology relies on retrorockets at supersonic speeds to decelerate the vehicle as it travels through an atmosphere.

Light slows all the time: photons passing through water decelerate to roughly 224,844,344 meters per second, and they stop and are obliterated when they hit opaque surfaces.

Those rocks, decelerating less than the surrounding ice as the comet passes through Mars» thin atmosphere, strike the ground an instant earlier than the ice and create the crater.

Now look at the bench press... one of the limiting factors in the bench press is that part of the force from the muscles is used to decelerate the bar to keep it from throwing your shoulders out of the socket as you go through the movement.

The weight will either fly through the roof or you will have to decelerate quite early in the movement, which defeats the purpose of Power Development / developing explosiveness.

The four players will go through the course twice, pressing to accelerate and to decelerate.

As you brake, the transmission downshifts through the gears as the car decelerates, aggressively locking the torque converter whenever possible.

PTV pairs a mechanical side - to - side diff lock with an advanced ABS algorithm that intermittently decelerates the inner rear wheel through tight corners tackled at speed.

This 911 happily carved through a 112 - mph bend at 124 mph, held its line no matter what, and steered and decelerated with all four wheels.

And for the first time, the XF adds Understeer Control Logic, which has been designed to mitigate understeer by intervening through the engine management and braking systems to decelerate the car and help restore grip to the front wheels.

«We record the car accelerating, decelerating and held at steady states, throughout the rev range, and then we take that back, chop it up into those pieces that represent all the phases that a car can go through.

Improved observational data suggest during more frequent La Nina years a greater proportion of precipitation falls on the land globally and when routed through more slowly discharging aquifers, sea level rise decelerates.

In particular, the anthropogenic forcing model must distinguish a linear CO2 forcing increase (log of exponential CO2 growth) that is greater than natural variations from multiple sinusoidal cycles, especially as the dominant natural cycle passes through an inflection point (from accelerating to decelerating growth.)

After annual growth of 25 percent to 35 percent in online sales prior to 2006, Internet sales in the United States will start decelerating this year to 11 percent through 2011, according to the Aberdeen Group, a Boston - based technology research firm.

Data through October 2014, show that the pace of home prices across the country continues to decelerate although eight cities did see prices rise faster.