The phrase "acquisition burst" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to business, marketing, or data analysis, typically referring to a sudden increase in acquiring resources, customers, or data.
Example: "The company experienced an acquisition burst after launching its new marketing campaign, significantly increasing its customer base in just a few weeks."
Alternatives: "rapid acquisition" or "surge in acquisitions".
The distribution pattern resulting from two recent IS acquisitions bursts (scenario 4) showed multiple peaks with low variance at irregular divergence levels (fig. 1).
Interestingly, scenario 5 was the only one that displayed a clear bimodal distribution with a flat peak at high divergence (corresponding to the ancient IS acquisition and burst) and a straight peak at low divergence (corresponding to the recent IS acquisition and burst) (fig. 1), as observed for Wolbachia IS elements (fig. 3).
We observed a single peak in both simulations, with high divergence and variance for the scenario of ancient IS acquisition and burst (scenario 1) and low divergence and variance for the scenario of recent IS acquisition and burst (scenario 2) (fig. 1).
These processes were combined to test five different evolutionary scenarios differing in the tempo of IS acquisitions and bursts.
Finally, scenarios 4 and 5 each simulated two independent IS acquisitions and bursts: Both were recent in scenario 4 (i.e., corresponding to scenario 2 repeated twice), and one was ancient and one recent in scenario 5 (i.e., combining scenarios 1 and 2).
When Ms. Sigler finally headed back to the Netherlands with the couple's two children, Sam, now 9, and Sophie, now 7, and came face to face with the new acquisition, she nearly burst into tears.
Field potentials were digitized at 10 20 kHz using an AC amplifier (A-M Systems Model 1700; Carlsborg, WA), and 6 20 sec samples were recorded every min using NAC 2.0 Neurodata Acquisition System (Theta Burst Corp., Irvine, CA).
The first two scenarios simulated a single IS acquisition immediately followed by a sudden burst, at the start (scenario 1) or near the end (scenario 2) of the simulation.
