accelerations
Rates of speeding
Accelerations is the plural of acceleration—instances of speeding up or increasing velocity.
In physics, acceleration measures the rate of change in velocity over time: The accelerations recorded during launch exceeded predictions.
More broadly, accelerations can refer to any quickening of pace or process: Recent accelerations in technological change have transformed daily life.
Directed rate of motion
- momentumProduct of mass, velocity
- forceStrength or compulsion
- motionChange in position
- inertiaResistance to altered motion
Newton · gravitational · centripetal · vectors · kinematics · dynamics · displacement · thrust
Power flow controller
- horsepowerRate of mechanical work
- torqueRotational force measurement
- turboExhaust-powered compressor
- engineMachine producing motion
RPM · pedal · gear · transmission · boost · launch · drag · racing
Increase in size
- expansionIncrease in scope
- scalingClimbing or resizing
- momentumProduct of mass, velocity
- ramp-upPhased increase in intensity
fast-tracking · timeline · deployment · rollout · initiatives · innovation · startups · incubator
Rate of musical performance
- crescendoGradual increase in loudness
- rhythmPatterned stress and silence
- buildingEnclosed roofed structure
- climaxPoint of greatest intensity
intensity · BPM · allegro · prestissimo · rushing · drive · momentum · energy
Circulatory system's pump
- pulseArterial blood throb
- tachycardiaExcessively fast pulse
- palpitationsAwareness of abnormal heartbeat
- arrhythmiaAbnormal cardiac rhythm
fetal · monitor · ECG · heartbeat · rhythm · cardiovascular · episode · diagnosis
velocity
Directed rate of motion
inertia · Newton · gravitational · centripetal · vectors · kinematics · dynamics · displacement · thrust · propulsion
throttle
Power flow controller
- horsepowerRate of mechanical work
- torqueRotational force measurement
- turboExhaust-powered compressor
engine · RPM · pedal · gear · transmission · boost · launch · drag · racing · speed
growth
Increase in size
ramp-up · fast-tracking · timeline · deployment · rollout · initiatives · innovation · startups · incubator · development
tempo
Rate of musical performance
- crescendoGradual increase in loudness
- rhythmPatterned stress and silence
- buildingEnclosed roofed structure
climax · intensity · BPM · allegro · prestissimo · rushing · drive · momentum · energy · dramatic
heart
Circulatory system's pump
- pulseArterial blood throb
- tachycardiaExcessively fast pulse
- palpitationsAwareness of abnormal heartbeat
arrhythmia · fetal · monitor · ECG · heartbeat · rhythm · cardiovascular · episode · diagnosis · adrenaline
- running traininglong runs, interval training, intervals, easy runs, fartlek
- fetal heartvariability, bradycardia, tachycardia, decelerations, arrhythmia
- Fetal Monitoringfetal monitor, fetal heart rate, fetoscope, external monitor, tracing
accelerationsdecelerations
Acts of losing speed
retardations · slowdowns · hindrances · impediments · obstructions
accelerationssteady states
Unchanging system configurations over time
stasis · equilibrium · inertia · rest · standstill
- hardware accelerationUsing dedicated chips for speed
- angular accelerationChange in spinning speed
- acceleration laneRoad segment for gaining speed
- rapid acceleration