Not exact matches
A woodpecker's head experiences
decelerations of 1200g as it drums
on a tree
up to 22 times per second.
During the wait, they added water and ran the car
up and down the street, causing both black smoke
on acceleration and white smoke
on deceleration, indicating there was water in the engine.
Slamming
on the brakes accomplished reassuring
deceleration, but the freeze - frame effect was even more mind - boggling in the TT RS fitted with carbon - ceramic reins
up front.
Put it in S, and it livens
up and feels like a performance car should, but the downshifts
on deceleration are rough.
Like the Cadillac ELR, the hybrid CT6 will have steering wheel - mounted paddles to activate
on - demand electricity regeneration, calling
up deceleration similar to a manual downshift in a conventional car.
2006: the «Pre-Safe Brake»
on the CL - Class C216 [44] was their first to offer partial autonomous braking (40 %, or
up to 0.4 g
deceleration) if the driver does not react to the BAS Plus warnings and the system detects a severe danger of an accident.
2012: Higher Speed APCS
on the Lexus LS enables
deceleration from
up to 37 mph (60 km / h), compared to the previous of 25 mph (40 km / h).
With crumple zones set
up to absorb impact shock - waves
on which airbag sensors depend, adding an acoustic sensor to detect typical crash sounds and cross-checking them against
deceleration data can make the millisecond's difference that might save a life.
Utilizing a belt alternator starter and lithium - ion battery, this set -
up can recover
up to 12 kW of energy
on deceleration, which Audi says can provide as much as 0.7 liters of gas per 100 km.
While the SL550 growls aggressively under acceleration, then sounds off with exhaust pops
on gear changes and
deceleration, the SL450 emits a mechanically pure whirr, like a big turbine spinning
up.
While part of the tidal energy is dissipated
on the coasts, another part turns into the circumpolar current and is ultimitely dissipated
on the ocean floor, and that current could be reduced or eliminated if the Strait of Magellan froze deep, reducing the rate of
deceleration and allowing the core to catch
up a little (in its
deceleration).