Sentence examples for a greater acceleration from inspiring English sources

Therefore, if an object has a small mass, a greater acceleration rate is required for that object than if the same force were applied to an object with a greater mass.

However, it is observed that the natural period of the response spectra corresponded to far-field earthquakes is more than the mean values, therefor the far-field earthquakes induce a greater acceleration response.

Increasing the levels of either cyclin C or Cdk8 individually was sufficient to increase the rate of early development, though overexpression of both led to a greater acceleration.

A negative coefficient value indicates a greater acceleration at the superiorly located sensor.

Lean patients exhibited a greater acceleration of disease toward ESRD than obese patients.

Using quantitative reconstructions of diatom-inferred total phosphorus (DI-TP) as a proxy for lake trophic state, we synthesized results from 67 paleolimnological studies from across Europe and North America to evaluate whether most lakes showed a pattern of eutrophication with time and whether this trend was accelerated after 1945 CE, indicative of a Great Acceleration.

And to this day, "there's this very widespread belief that there was, in fact, a great acceleration in growth.

At a final press briefing, Sybil Seitzinger, executive director of the International Geosphere-Biosphere Program, which has been charting the great acceleration of environmental impacts, said: "I think we're ready for a great acceleration of the next steps in our science".

With high accuracy, ICON-GPU has a great acceleration compared to its CPU version, up to 83.7×, greatly relieving ICON's dependence on computing resource.

In addition, ICON-GPU has a great acceleration, up to 83.7× in the reconstruction of one 4 k × 4 k slice in comparison with ICON-CPU.

In North America, the proportion of lakes that increased in DI-TP over time is much lower and only 9% exhibited a Great Acceleration of eutrophication.