Sentence examples for accelerate achieving from inspiring English sources

The various members of the Commission saw that they collectively had the power to greatly accelerate achieving the targets of the Millennium Development Goals, which aim to dramatically reduce the number of people living in extreme poverty.

By working together with federal, state, and local agencies to foster expansion of primary prevention services, these child advocates can accelerate achieving our mutual goal lead-safe environments for the nation's children.

Ten minutes afterwards my friend was like: 'You need to go upstairs.' There were massive bits of food, I don't know what it was … it was green!" Her voice has accelerated to a speed achieved only by teenage girls of a certain age.

At start-up, weights inside the vibratory driver accelerate to achieve a high velocity.

It is evident that while wheelchair athletes in racing and court sports all need to accelerate and achieve high speeds, they have very different task constraints that need to be considered, along with environmental constraints such as friction both between the user and wheelchair and wheelchair and ground.

One of the major benefits of these accelerating structures is achieving real-estate accelerating gradients greater than 3 MV/m very efficiently either continuously or for long-duty cycle operation (>1%).

Iterative reconstruction methods became of clinical interest in nuclear medicine imaging with the accelerated convergence achieved by the ordered subset expectation maximisation (OSEM) algorithm [48].

The overall length of the linac, and therefore its final cost, is almost inversely proportional to the average accelerating gradient achieved in the linac.

The accelerating gradient achieved exceeded 50 MV/m without quenching during the vertical test using the prototype 2-cell cavity and feedthroughs.

This round aims at sustaining and accelerating progress achieved during the previous rounds".

A number of positive single arm studies of LIPUS provides additional clinical evidence that the accelerated healing achieved in fresh fractures can be extended to the management of delayed unions and nonunions of long bones [ 8- 12].