Sentence examples for a combination of accelerated from inspiring English sources

Specifically, a combination of accelerated life testing with a neural network solution for function approximation over the time scale is proposed.

The high concentrations of lactate in plasma and dialysate seen in the colic horses probably resulted from a combination of accelerated glycolysis and anaerobic metabolism [ 30- 32].

The difficulty in resolving Equisetum's relationship within ferns is likely due to lineage-specific rate heterogeneity and substitutional saturation resulting from a combination of an accelerated substitution rate and a lack of close relatives to Equisetum, factors which can lead to phylogenetic inconsistency due to long-branch attraction artifacts.

Here, as in other parts of the world, a combination of rapidly accelerating demand for fish, heightened ecological consciousness and more aggressive government intervention has unsettled the old order.

A potent combination of accelerating sea level rise, salt water intrusion and subsidence of the land has caused devastating erosion and flooding, exacerbated further by regional oil and gas development and the shipping industry.

January's temperature increases reflect the combination of accelerating manmade global warming and a record strong El Niño.

With his three themes, he hopes to find something rare in this climate for all companies: "the magic combination of accelerating revenue growth and improving margins that create earnings surprises".

Above 700 °C, a combination of paralinear and accelerating behaviour is observed.

We propose that a combination of deleterious events accelerate the ageing-related decline in dopamine neuron function, rather than the stochastic acceleration hypothesis in which ageing directly sensitizes the dopamine system [ 3].

It also relies heavily on a combination of best-case scenarios, accelerated testing and manufacturers' promises.

That balancing act required some money from a combination of deferred payments and accelerated tax collections and other tricks, cuts to programs throughout state government, and rosy forecasts that lower the price tags on programs where costs are rising with the state population, inflation and participation rates.