The phrase "accelerated technology" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe technology that is advancing or evolving at a rapid pace.
Example: "The company is at the forefront of accelerated technology, constantly innovating to stay ahead of the competition."
Alternatives: "rapidly advancing technology" or "fast-tracked technology".
Table 1 lists the rationale, and parameters which were changed to represent accelerated technology development for each of the five bioenergy chains, while Table 3 compares how accelerated technological development was represented in UK-MARKAL (MED) for the ATD scenarios to reflect possible technology improvements through present and future R&D efforts.
In the statement, Mr. Yearwood said, "Our customers will see accelerated technology development" through the acquisition.
This accelerated technology transfer has created new imperatives for international standards in modelling and simulation architectures.
"Adobe CS5 fully leverages the advantages of NVIDIA's Quadro FX GPU accelerated technology," said Wallace Santos, CEO and Founder of MAINGEAR.
In recent years, due to accelerated technology developments, there have been more and more applications related to data mining in streaming time series, ranging from monitoring of sensor networks [1] and environmental signals [2], to trading stocks online [3].
UK-based AFC Energy has announced eight 2016 strategic milestones, which aim to build on the accelerated technology development achieved in 2015, and provide clarity over the targeted outcomes during 2016.
The results from all the scenarios suggest that using biomass for residential heat is a potential option to decarbonise the UK's energy market when bioenergy is competing with other accelerated technologies under 60% carbon reduction targets.
"This is deadly in an accelerating technology environment".
"There is nothing like motorsport to accelerate technology," Franchitti said.
The singularity The point at which accelerating technology profoundly changes human existence.
"We need to adapt our economy and society to keep up with this accelerating technology," Brynjolfsson said.
