The phrase "accelerates light" is not correct in standard written English as it implies a physical action that is not scientifically accurate.
It could be used in a metaphorical or poetic context, but it would require additional clarification to convey the intended meaning.
Example: "The new technology accelerates light, creating stunning visual effects that captivate the audience."
Alternatives: "speeds up light" or "enhances light".
In this game you travel down a tunnel of accelerating light, "hooking" various enemies while trying to avoid obstacles.
During accelerated light and thermal aging (Figure 1), sepia ink was the most stable one, followed by bistre.
Fig. 2 Paper swatches with watercolor paints made using uncomplexed, Al- and Sn-complexed carminic acid during accelerated light fading (1 70 h). a On acidic paper.
Colours indicate the percentage of sites calculated to show accelerated evolution (light blue); accelerated evolution with negative P > − 0.05 (dark blue); 'neutral' score = 0 (white); conservation (orange); conservation with P < 0.05 (red).
New York is still a hell of a good time and undeniably titillating on so many levels but the importance of being present in New York, full-time, has diminished substantially as the depth of information that can be accessed over the web accelerates at light speed.
However, the response accelerates when light depolarizes the photoreceptor.
Johnson accelerated, the light they passed perhaps officially red.
The reaction is enormously accelerated by light and apparently involves the following steps: The magnetic properties of free radicals provide a powerful tool for their detection and study.
In Vienna, Secretary of State John Kerry told reporters that discussions to free the Americans had "accelerated in light of the relationships forged and the diplomatic channels unlocked over the course of the nuclear talks".
But within four days of the Paris attacks last month, a directive to standardise the decommissioning of firearms to render them inoperable across the EU was hurriedly drawn up – a move the commission admitted had been "significantly accelerated" in light of recent events.
