The phrase "accelerating time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the perception of time, the speed of events, or in scientific discussions about time-related phenomena.
Example: "As technology advances, we often feel like we are accelerating time, with changes happening at an unprecedented pace."
Alternatives: "speeding up time" or "hastening time".
In whatever warp of time the Montagnard villagers were living, my time was surely the leading edge of the modern world, time collapsed, time accelerating, time directed by forces only dimly apprehended but the effect invariably ambiguous and inconclusive.
Moreover, accelerating time is also linearly dependant on the abovementioned parameters, except of those of the battery.
Rapid tooling is enabling art to production of quality parts and accelerating time to market [1] by concentrating on the tool rather than the part.
The results of pressure distributions and accelerating time histories of the airplane's subfloor are discussed in the context of the safety of ditching, and the simulation results and the analytical methods are verified.
The second is that we're accelerating time to market and reducing cost, and the third is that we enable monetization, and we do that by integrating with the right tech and systems to help them do that".
This, in turn, would facilitate targeted identification and development of new geroprotectors, thus accelerating time to clinic and reducing costs overall [ 16].
Our results indicate that the tpCWM technique is capable of accelerating time-to-solution by 2 3-orders of magnitude and is amenable to efficient parallel implementation.
ViVu gives Polycom a fast-track to embed HD video into web-based applications through an OEM model, accelerating time-to-market and adoption of Polycom HD video collaboration solutions, and driving awareness of the Polycom brand powering video collaboration inside a wide range of applications.
Protease-inhibiting activity-containing HPLC fractions were further analyzed by Electrospray-ionization maspectrometrytry (ESI-MS) in the positive ionization mode with a quadrupole orthogonal accelerating time-of-flight mass spectrometer (QTOF-II hybrid mass spectrometer; Micromass, Manchester, United Kingdom).
With Hornby he hopes to use a similarly accelerated time frame.
Film versus digital — prehistoric, at least in the accelerated time chamber of social media and the Web.
