Brake deceleration event definition

Brake deceleration event means a measurable period during which the linear speed decreases at a known rate to a predetermined release speed during the cycle.

Examples of Brake deceleration event in a sentence

  • Brake deceleration event Brake deceleration denotes a measurable period during which the linear speed decreases at a known rate to a predetermined (final speed or released speed) level during the cycle.

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