MOTION WITH VARIABLE ACCELERATION
(noun)Definitions
There is 1 meaning of the phrase
Motion With Variable Acceleration.
Motion With Variable Acceleration - as a noun
(mechanics) any motion whose acceleration is not constant, due to the fact that the force causing it is not constant.
Example: "Time-varying net force must be present to cause motion with variable acceleration along that one coordinate."
Example Sentences
"The car's motion with variable acceleration made it difficult to predict its speed."
"The roller coaster's motion with variable acceleration provided an exhilarating experience for the riders."
"The spacecraft experienced motion with variable acceleration as it entered a gravitational field."
"The athlete's performance was affected by motion with variable acceleration due to the windy conditions."
"In physics experiments, objects are often subjected to motion with variable acceleration for analysis."
