The phrase "accelerating events" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe situations or occurrences that are happening at an increasing pace or intensity.
Example: "The accelerating events in the market have left investors scrambling to adapt to the rapid changes."
Alternatives: "speeding up occurrences" or "intensifying situations".
Nevertheless, the atrocity of Sept. 11 in America changed the context utterly and accelerated events dramatically.
Cylinders were removed after 15 and 24 accelerated events respectively for further typical concentration performance testing.
Barring yet another comeback, Peter Mandelson's last act of political stage management was a decision to accelerate events on Tuesday 11 May , 2010 so that Gordon Brown would not leave Downing Street in the dark – slouching away like a guilty man – but in the bright light of day.
The ultra-royalist government thus decided to accelerate events.
It hardly matters, though: Faye was always narrating from a place of reflection, aware that she accelerated events to achieve a fleeting bliss.
However, the credit crunch has dramatically accelerated events: a spokesman for the official receiver, a Berlin lawyer, confirmed that the building will be auctioned off to the highest bidder early this year.
Of note, human ALS is typically a disease of aging adults and the VCP mutation may accelerate events (including TDP-43 aggregation and MN loss) that occur far more slowly with normal aging.
This paper proposes ParaFlow, a multithreaded SDN controller that supports fine-grained parallelism by exploiting application parallelism and utilizing multi-/many-core resources to accelerate event processing.
Accelerated event time models can address this issue when performing event history analysis.
Karim (2006) applied an accelerated event time model to examine at what time reconfiguration or divestment would occur for acquired business units.
