Sentence examples for acceleration accelerated from inspiring English sources

Following this procedure, we obtained 198 genes showing human-specific acceleration (accelerated gene set, Additional file 1: Table S9 and S10).

The problem of choosing optimal levels of the acceleration variable for accelerated testing is an important issue in reliability analysis.

The ATA accelerated electrons; acceleration of non-relativistic ions involves more complex beam dynamics both transversely and longitudinally.

General relativity although performs fairly well at the solar system scale but fails at the cosmic scales at which it is unable to explain the origin of dark energy or presents accelerated cosmic acceleration properly.

Films were prepared on Ti substrates by sputter-deposition of CaTiO3 target and simultaneous implantation of titanium ions accelerated with acceleration voltages of 20, 30 and 40 kV, respectively.

The inability of current acceleration model to extrapolate accelerated test results to normal operating conditions for high power LEDs is shown, and this provides a new challenge for the estimation of the lifetime of high power LEDs under normal applications, along with other challenges that need to be addressed.

On the other hand, the technology believers (yes, it's a religion) tell us that we're getting nearer to the technology singularity -- that acceleration itself is being accelerated, its progress made exponential, and quickly approaching the "knee bend" after which we will not be able to predict (and perhaps control) the implications of new technologies.

Temerin et al. (1986 , 1993 suggested that electromagnetic ion cyclotron (EMIC) waves that occur below the inverted-V acceleration region can accelerate and modulate the field-aligned electrons over a broad energy range to produce flickering aurora.

Our results suggest different origin of 0.03 3 MeV/nucleon particles – different seed populations accelerated and different acceleration processes.

Since it is generally agreed that size thresholds limit differentiation rates [20], [21], [23], an early cue indicating a potentially severe time constraint on development and requiring its acceleration is predicted to induce accelerated growth so that differentiation remains unconstrained.

This supports the concept of different acceleration strategies in human maximal accelerated sprinting.