Sentence examples for accelerating changes in from inspiring English sources

The accelerating changes in technologies of memory, spectacular though they are, are a matter of degree rather than of kind.

One of the fatigue tests was suspended when accelerating changes in local permeability were detected.

"Maybe technology is accelerating, but I'm not convinced that it is accelerating changes in the labour market," says Quintini.

Drug treatment-mediated stress may promote chromosomal instability (CIN), accelerating changes in the genomic landscape and phenotype diversity.

On the assumption that Paris pledges are met and retained in the post‑2030 period, future emissions growth will come from the Other G20 and developing countries, accelerating changes in temperatures, precipitation, land use, sea‑level rise and ocean acidification.

When I try to think of writers whose imaginative work has communicated a more specific sense of the accelerating changes in our environment, I find myself at a loss; of literary novelists writing in English only a handful of names come to mind: Margaret Atwood, Kurt Vonnegut Jr, Barbara Kingsolver, Doris Lessing, Cormac McCarthy, Ian McEwan and T Coraghessan Boyle.

One evening a local hunter and a fisherman described the accelerating change in the ice patterns and the effects on Greenland.

As he said yesterday, the world awaits an era of accelerating change in computers, with undreamed-of products in voice recognition, artificial intelligence and Internet commerce.

The review was conducted after the President's Council of Advisers on Science and Technology wisely recommended regular reviews of this sort as part of its prescription for accelerating change in energy technologies.

And those same people have made it absolutely clear that they want quality, value and something a bit special in return". The trust said it was "confident" the new strategy would "safeguard the core values of the BBC at a time of radical and accelerating change in technology, markets and audience expectations".

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