Sentence examples for accelerate either from inspiring English sources

TERA Foundation has proposed and designed hadrontherapy facilities based on novel linacs, i.e. high gradient linacs which accelerate either protons or light ions.

That was Pietersen's cue to accelerate either side of tea - dancing to strike Ojha for a straight six before the break and hitting the same bowler for three successive fours afterwards.

Others point out that while the conceit that our human species could be preserved forever is as absurd as the hope of individual immortality, those facts provide no reason to accelerate either senescence or evolution (Robert and Baylis, 2003; Agar 2013).

Sklar (1974, 229 233) has suggested that the problem of absolute acceleration arises because we tend to think of acceleration as a dyadic relation: something accelerates either with respect to some observable or unobservable entity.

Stationary dislocations are accelerated either by shear stress or by shear strain rates.

I don't see that changing with this merger, but I don't see it accelerating either".

Aging processes can be accelerated either by increasing the concentration of reactive components or by increasing the degradative stress intensities, such as ultraviolet light, temperature, relative humidity, and cycle frequencies.

The gelation process is charge dependent, accelerated either by changing to a neutral pH or by adding physiological concentration of salt solutions.

Subsoil denitrification can be accelerated either through introducing C directly into permeable reactive barriers and/or indirectly, by irrigating dirty water and manipulating agricultural plant composition and diversity.

We review the published research efforts concerning the physical effects of CO2 dissolution in formation water, the conditions under which process can be accelerated either naturally, such as by free convection, or by use of engineering methodologies, and the effects of CO2 dissolution on CO2 storage.

Ginepri has a better chance to keep accelerating, facing either Victor Hanescu of Romania or Florent Serra of France; each is unseeded.