acceleration in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for acceleration in the English»Italian Dictionary

acceleration [Brit əksɛləˈreɪʃ(ə)n, Am ækˌsɛləˈreɪʃ(ə)n] N (all contexts)

acceleration

accelerazione f

acceleration time MOTOR

tempo di accelerazione

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uniform temperature, acceleration

costante

violent acceleration, braking

improvviso, violento

Translations for acceleration in the Italian»English Dictionary

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accelerazione

acceleration

accelerazione di gravità

acceleration of free fall

tempo d'accelerazione MOTOR

acceleration time

corsia d'accelerazione

acceleration lane

velocizzazione

acceleration

accelerazione di gravità

acceleration of gravity

corsia di accelerazione

acceleration lane

avere una buona ripresa

to have a good acceleration or pickup

tempo d'accelerazione

acceleration time

acceleration in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for acceleration in the English»Italian Dictionary

acceleration [ək·ˌse·lə·ˈreɪ·ʃən] N

acceleration

accelerazione f

Translations for acceleration in the Italian»English Dictionary

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acceleramento

acceleration

accelerazione

acceleration

grinta (di motore)

acceleration

ripresa

acceleration

scatto

acceleration

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Each body attracts each other body, the total acceleration being the sum of all these attractions.

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This is known for its explosive acceleration and speed; it is also comfortable and ground-covering.

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This device replaced the 6 controls used to initiate hard acceleration with one control in the 801 series-equipped aircraft.

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Lizard cars favor large displacement engines with high torque outputs which give their cars great acceleration.

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The slow acceleration was caused by inefficiencies in the drive and valve events.

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The consequences of the neolithic revolution included a population explosion and an acceleration in the pace of technological development.

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In reality, gravitational acceleration (symbol: "g") varies slightly with latitude, elevation and subsurface density; these variations are typically only a few tenths of a percent.

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Near the end of the burn, acceleration built up to about 4 "g" (39 m/s).

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It can also use hardware acceleration to get better encryption performance.

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During pull up after re-entry, the acceleration built up to 5 "g" (49 m/s) for 20 seconds.

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