The phrase "accelerated picture" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing an image or visual representation that has been enhanced or sped up in some way, often in relation to a process or event.
Example: "The documentary provided an accelerated picture of the city's development over the last decade, showcasing rapid changes in infrastructure."
Alternatives: "enhanced image" or "speeded-up visual".
But just when the puzzle should accelerate, the picture slows down, pushing poor Teddy into a series of encounters with excellent actors (Emily Mortimer, Jackie Earle Haley, Patricia Clarkson) who provide painstaking exposition of matters that the audience already suspects are completely irrelevant.
Either way, the picture has accelerated to £798,000 after three weeks of play, and is clearly headed for £1m and a place in the top 10 documentaries of all time at the UK box-office (excluding music concert flicks).
Nevertheless, also contrasting results were collected, since heart initially decelerated, rather than accelerated, when people viewed pictures of unpleasant emotional events, contrary to the notions that these aversive stimuli might prompt defensive heart rate acceleration [ 27, 30, 37].
Paul Walker: A career in pictures With his accelerated start in show business, Walker won a string of parts as a child in 1980s TV shows.
He immediately turned his camera on her, took some pictures and then accelerated hard towards her so fast that Tinglan's mother had to jump out of the way.
By 3 days and 7 days, the lam G262 mutant epidermis showed more morphological deterioration than control epidermis of the same age and the classification of lam G262 mutant epidermal pictures supported an accelerated epidermal deterioration at these time points compared to controls.
We've accelerated the graduation rate out of picture books".
Snapped 12 days earlier by astronaut-geologist Harrison Schmitt as the spacecraft accelerated away from the Earth, the picture was immediately captivating.
In fact, eyelids that do not close properly not only indicate a cranial nerve VII palsy and help in the disease diagnosis but also can worsen the clinical picture and accelerate progression towards stage 3 disease for epithelial exposure by lagophthalmos [ 6].
In terms of emotional stimulus content, Keil et al [ 9] found higher ssVEP amplitude and accelerated phase for emotionally arousing, compared with neutral control pictures.
