The phrase "anchor accelerated" is not a standard expression in written English and may not be widely understood.
It could potentially be used in a specific context related to speed or efficiency in a nautical or metaphorical sense, but clarity would depend on additional context.
Example: "The team implemented an anchor accelerated strategy to improve project timelines."
Alternatives: "speed up the anchor" or "fast-track the anchor".
This is a view that anticipates the explosion of mind, when all the intricate matter of consciousness becomes reified, the content of 'illusory contours' and we see again broader cultural coherence, though this time very much anchored in accelerating technologies".
In a relay race some of the most dramatic moments occur during the handoff, when the anchor begins to accelerate as the incoming runner approaches, until the two run side by side, charging forward while trying to pass the baton as seamlessly as possible.
Interestingly, a delocalized Ulp1 mutant lacking its NPC anchoring domain showed the same accelerated derepression of GAL1 but no effect on the activation step.
Here we use carbon nanofibers (CNFs) supported manganese dioxide (MnO2) composite as a bifunctional coating on sulfur cathode for anchoring polysulfides and accelerating their redox reactions simultaneously.
The pCR3 GPI-DAF-GFP, a GFP modified by the GPI-anchor of decay accelerating factor (CD55/DAF) [ 36] was kindly provided by Daniel Legler (University of Konstanz, Switzerland), the CD59-GFP was a kind gift by Jennifer LippiNIHtt-Schwartz (NIH, Bethesda, USA).
Further, model simulation suggests that by accounting for the anchoring heuristic, program managers could have both accelerated purchases and significantly increased government revenues associated with privatization.
Yet a provocative Trump presidency could prove a tipping point for change, including accelerated talks to create a European army anchored by Germany and France.
Therefore, it is desirable for more sensors to know their distances to at least one anchor, and this can greatly accelerate the speed at which anchor information spreads throughout the network.
Lou Gerstner took the helm in 1993 and started transforming the company from a hardware manufacturer into a provider of software and "solution services". Over the past decade Sam Palmisano has accelerated the transformation, turning IBM's size from an anchor slowing innovation into an engine that corporate catalysts can use to accelerate it.
While TV anchors like Walter Cronkite and David Brinkley always enjoyed a place in pop culture, it wasn't until the 1980s that cable news accelerated the concept of for-profit newscasts and the subsequent pantheon of celebrity anchors.
