The phrase "accelerate model" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to speeding up processes, systems, or methodologies, particularly in fields like technology, business, or research.
Example: "To improve our project timeline, we need to implement an accelerate model that enhances our workflow efficiency."
Alternatives: "speed up model" or "expedite model".
We study the pessimistic accelerate model where the acceleration rate of the processor speed is at most K and jobs cannot be executed during the speed transition period.
Dr. Manabe said the goal of the Japanese project, the Frontier Research System for Global Change, was to use vastly greater computer power to accelerate model runs, doing more work in less time and providing a much finer-scale view of what lies ahead.
This service is backed by an NVIDIA Tesla GPU to accelerate model training.
The platform offers personalized and universal exploration facilities to accelerate model discovery.
Major aspects of this report relate to current status of these models, the objectives/goals in MBDR model development for EACs, low-dose extrapolation issues, regulatory inertia impeding acceptance of these approaches, and resource/data needs to accelerate model development and model acceptance by the research and the regulatory community.
This rapid growth can be an advantage, since it provides an accelerated model for postnatal human growth and development.
These findings further support the pre-computation technique for accurate, real-time strain estimation, which could be important to accelerate model-based brain injury studies in the future.
Besides, through comparing the accelerated model in 6 mol/L ammonium nitrate solution and the un-accelerated model in deionized water, an accelerated factor of about 130 was found, which was slightly influenced by the initial material compositions.
The accelerating model which we have used for proton driven plasma wakefield acceleration is the plasma channel model.
Silver's accelerated model projects an easy pass for same-sex marriage.
By contrast, the accelerated model predicted that 53.6 percent would vote to support same-sex marriage in these states.
