We show that the galactose system displays accelerated turn-on dynamics.
Over the next two days, the remnants of Hyacinthe accelerated, turned to the east, and dissipated over the southern Indian Ocean.
Studies conducted in a sickle cell murine model system have implicated accelerated turn-over of cytotoxic free heme in protection (Ferreira et al., 2011).
The detected maneuvers are then classified into five major categories of events: braking, accelerating, turn handling, lane handling and speeding.
CADILLAC PHIL begins to accelerate, turning a fast lap around the square.
These trends are accelerating, turning longtime residents into dinosaurs in their hometown.
For more than a decade, Toronto's transformation from a provincial capital of low-slung brick buildings and expansive parks the small town that Ernest Hemingway knew as a young reporter for the Toronto Star Weekly in the early nineteen-twenties had beenineteen-twenties hadng it into one of the world's most cosmopolitan cities.
On bikes with suspensions, either front, rear, or both, trim is used to describe the geometric configuration of the bike, especially in response to forces of braking, accelerating, turning, drive train, and aerodynamic drag.
In the case of the wheelchair court sports, movements are multidirectional, intermittent activities, which include accelerating, turning, braking, and sprinting [ 10].
Turn, jump, accelerate, jump, turn, jump, accelerate.
The ideal swing (i.e., waist → elbow → wrist) ratio in skilled players was 96.7%, meaning that nearly all the skilled players accelerated in turn (i.e., waist, elbow, wrist) during the swing motion in the experiment.
