- In mechanics,
acceleration is the rate of
change of the
velocity of an
object with
respect to time.
Acceleration is one of
several components of kinematics...
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Accelerationism is a
range of
revolutionary and
reactionary ideologies that call for the
drastic intensification of
capitalist growth,
technological change...
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acceleration in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Acceleration, in physics, is the rate at
which the
velocity of a body
changes over time. Acceleration...
- In physics,
gravitational acceleration is the
acceleration of an
object in free fall
within a
vacuum (and thus
without experiencing drag). This is the...
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confused with "g", the
symbol for grams). It is used for
sustained accelerations that
cause a
perception of weight. For example, an
object at rest on...
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Great Acceleration is the dramatic,
continuous and
roughly simultaneous surge across a
large range of
measures of
human activity,
first recorded in...
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proper acceleration is the
physical acceleration (i.e.,
measurable acceleration as by an accelerometer)
experienced by an object. It is thus
acceleration relative...
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Hardware acceleration is the use of
computer hardware designed to
perform specific functions more
efficiently when
compared to
software running on a general-purpose...
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Acceleration due to gravity,
acceleration of
gravity or
gravitational acceleration may
refer to:
Gravitational acceleration, the
acceleration caused by...
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Social acceleration is a
sociological concept of time in late
modernity developed by
German sociologist Hartmut Rosa. It was
featured in his book Beschleunigung...