Sentence examples for At this acceleration from inspiring English sources

At this acceleration voltage, the clusters are fixed in each orientation for timescales on the order of seconds before switching to another orientation.

At this acceleration level, it was possible to enhance significantly the hinge-bending motions, and sampling of side chain orientations, while maintaining the integrity of the protein secondary structure.

Mr. Bharara hinted at this acceleration as he announced the charges against Mr. Denault, taking an uncharacteristically blunt stance to stress that "the CityTime investigation remains very much ongoing, and there are more individuals yet to be held accountable".

If gravity were allowed to affect the accelerometers at all, this acceleration added into the integral, and with no negative acceleration to remove it, the change in position that we calculated grew boundlessly.

There are too many books written on this topic for me to spend many words on this, and at any rate this acceleration is palpable to those of us living in the modern first world.

Although the acceleration between 1 AP and 10 AP was readily apparent for individual cells at 30°C, on average this acceleration of endocytosis was not easily resolvable at this cooler temperature.

The addition of phosphorous slag increases the hydration degree of cement at later ages, particularly at high replacement ratio, but this acceleration effect on the late hydration of cement is weakened at high curing temperature.

In the early synchrotron light sources, such as Diamond's predecessor at Daresbury in Cheshire, this acceleration round the ring was the sole source of light, but in a modern, so-called third generation ring, electrons are also given extra acceleration by passing them through a series of alternating magnets to force the particles into a pattern of repetitive oscillations.

APL will build EPI-Lo, a time-of-flight-based spectrometer that will measure the makeup and intensities of protons and heavy elements, as well as energetic electrons at lower energies where this acceleration begins.

His colleague, Larry Atkinson, said computer models suggest that if this acceleration continues at the same pace, the rise along the East Coast — from North Carolina to Massachusetts — could be 5.3 feet (1.6 meters) by 2100.

As discussed in [21], both holonomic and non-holonomic constraints can be obtained in this uniform manner at the acceleration level.