Sentence examples for accumulating speed from inspiring English sources

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.

When testing our robot, we noticed that, for various reasons, it sometimes begins to accumulate speed.

As it accumulated speed, and the light from the surface grew thinner, James Ryan, one of the older men in the crew, peered over the edge into the void.

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.

The gameplay involves guiding a transparent ball containing one of four monkeys AiAi, MeeMee, Baby and GonGon across a maze-like series of platforms, avoiding rolling off the edge by accumulating too much speed.

Rather, our results are in line with accumulating evidence that speed-accuracy relations are in part determined by central planning mechanisms [for discussion of this issue see 27].

However, day by day, data generated under wet laboratory experimental approaches especially the generated sequences of genes and proteins are accumulating with a high speed.

In addition, with datasets accumulating at an astonishing speed, there have been efforts like the RIKEN Single-Cell Project (http://singlecell.riken.jp/en/) to consolidate, index, and organize publically available datasets [62].

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).