A ski jump begins with the approach, or inrun, which often starts on a scaffold, or tower; the jumper skis down it in a crouched position, accumulating speed (as much as 100 km [62 miles] per hour) until he reaches the takeoff, where he springs outward and upward.
Ridley tells the story of how about 100,000 years ago through trade between remote communities, ideas started to behave like genes, reproducing, mutating, competing, undergoing a selection, and accumulating, speeding up evolution, not on a biological plane, but in the collective mind.
A force-biased athlete has the potential to lift a truck; a power-biased athlete is catlike and accumulates speed quickly.
As one accumulates, it speeds the accumulation of the other.
Silique dry weight also accumulated with high speed and produced 84%and89%9% of total dry matter before 30 DAA in both lines, which indicated an average of 2.4 and 2.1 mg day-1 of growth rate in HOCL and LOCL (Figure 1A).
The ability to predict the psychophysical functions in Figures 6 and 7 supports the hypothesis that the basis for the speed-distance effect is accumulated experience with image speeds and their projected distances.
After Oberlin, Mr. Fuller accumulated credentials with breathtaking speed.
The answer to the first, most probably, is quite deep, given the size of the accumulated debts and the speed with which unemployment is now rising.
Meteorological variables, particularly accumulated temperature and wind speed were more important than landscape variables in predicting the abundance of pollen beetles immigrating into OSR fields.
Five scans were accumulated at a scan speed of 50 nm min−1, with data being collected at every 1 nm from 190 to 300 nm.
