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Meanings of acceleration in English

Portuguese
aceleração
Catalan
acceleració

The act of accelerating; increasing the speed.

aceleração
Usage of acceleration in English
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The German generics market is in a period of acceleration, said Forman.
Reuters
2
You'd need a pretty good acceleration in the fourth quarter, Slob said.
Reuters
3
The kinematics approach will not work because the acceleration is not known.
Wired
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That has led to an acceleration of corporate spinoff moves this year.
Reuters
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They'll point to yesterday's property numbers as fresh evidence of this acceleration.
The Irish Times
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Toyota said the 2005 Camry was not subject to acceleration related recalls.
Reuters
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In the software sector we have seen the acceleration of digitisation projects.
The Irish Times
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We expect continued acceleration of our growth in the U.S., Meek said.
Reuters
9
Any unevenness in the acceleration and compression of the air produces drift.
The Aeroplane Speaks
10
He reduced their acceleration to four gees, and switched course once more.
The Naked God
11
His body tautened against the straps holding it in the acceleration couch.
Pushbutton War
12
The acceleration owed something to companies building up their stocks of goods.
BBC
13
Start with the definition of the average acceleration during this time interval.
Wired
14
Under acceleration, the accumulator can power hydraulic motors with the built-up pressure.
Wired
15
In this case, it looks just like the definition of linear acceleration.
Wired
16
A tri-axial accelerometer was used to measure limb acceleration in three-dimensional space.
Pubmed
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Acceleration through the time
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