Sentence examples for accelerated clock from inspiring English sources

Naturally, those living outside the ring who found themselves flooded — in Plaquemines Parish to the south, St. Tammany to the north and St. John to the west — want the federal government to erect walls for them too, and on the same accelerated clock.

The accelerated "calcium clock" dynamically interacts with the "membrane clock" through the LCR-driven activation of an inwardly directed Na+/Ca2+ exchange current (INCX) [ 28], which substantially contributes to the diastolic depolarization rate and to the ignition of the action potential (AP) [ 3].

That is, naïve reliance upon a temporarily accelerated molecular clock could place the common ancestor of two species farther in the past than it actually is.

The augmented Cai2+ transients and the accelerated "calcium clock" are the consequence of β-adrenergic-mediated cAMP production and increased PKA-dependent phosphorylation of Ca2+ handling proteins [ 46].

Moreover, subjects who were in the high vigilance stage A during the presentation and reproduction phase might have tapped faster owing to an accelerated internal clock.

There is a clock ticking here, and this Christmas will accelerate the clock.

The new processor features Intel Turbo Boost Technology(3), which accelerates processor clock speed up to 75percenttoto match a user's workload(4) demands, giving more power when it is needed the most.

Open image in new window Figure 5 Clock silencing accelerated cell death in mESCs.

It was reported that the "Horvath age," or epigenetic clock, was accelerated in HIV-1-infected adults [ 12] and Down syndrome, which entails an increased risk typically associated with older age [ 21].

Recently, it was found that the tempo of the segmentation clock is accelerated in snake embryos, "ticking" around four times faster relative to growth rate than in shorter-bodied animals like chick and mouse and consequently generating a large number of somites [ 80].

These results suggest that significant advances in the biological clock begin to occur in MCI patients, evidenced by an accelerated aging of the circadian clock, as compared to a healthy population of the same age.