The phrase "accelerating accelerating" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It could be used in a context where repetition is intended for emphasis, but it is generally not standard usage.
Example: "The process of accelerating accelerating can lead to unexpected results in the experiment."
Alternatives: "speeding up" or "increasing rapidly".
"We had the crash (last year), we got hurt pretty badly, now we are back and we are doing exactly the same thing that we did before, which is accelerate, accelerate, accelerate," he says.
Cellular recruitment from the quiescent phase, accelerated accelerated stem cell division, abortive division, and loss of asynchronous stem cell division are thought to be the main mechanisms responsible for accelerated regrowth in squamous cell carcinomas of the head and neck [ 10– 13].
Nonetheless, more transparency and community involvement should help to accelerate Accelerated Mobile Pages.
Charged with accelerating efforts to accelerate new growth, she leads GE Business Innovations, which develops new businesses, markets and service models; drives brand value; and partners to enhance GE's inventive culture.
A per-unit-length value of the accelerating factor (specific accelerating factor) gives instead a rough but consistent idea of a servo-motor quality, for a more systematic and thoughtful selection.
"Patents accelerated then, and patents are accelerating now.
Mr. Dudley of Goldman , Sachsrecites a laundry list of reasons: the risk of sucking capital away from Asia, the hope that productivity growth will continue to accelerate and offset accelerating wages, and the worry that an interest rate increase would come just as the American economy was beginning to cool on its own.
"We think the party is getting unified and we think the appointment of governor Pence is accelerating what is already an accelerated process," Manafort told reporters on Monday.
The current theory of the cosmology states that the expansion is accelerating, but that it is accelerating at a constant rate.
"There simply is no strong evidence the additional liquidity would be particularly effective in spurring new investment, accelerating consumption or cushioning or accelerating the deleveraging that is hopefully winding down," he said.
