The phrase "average accelerating" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a situation where acceleration is measured or averaged over time, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "The average accelerating speed of the vehicle was calculated over the course of the race."
Alternatives: "mean acceleration" or "average rate of acceleration.".
The overall length of the linac, and therefore its cost, is almost inversely proportional to the average accelerating gradient.
The design has reached a high average accelerating gradient up to 1.55 MV/m with transmission efficiency of 95.9% at the consideration of high duty factor operation.
The overall length of the linac, and therefore its final cost, is almost inversely proportional to the average accelerating gradient achieved in the linac.
This paper discusses the design and the realization of a compact X-Band linear accelerating section for obtaining 5 MV average accelerating gradient, working at a frequency of 11.424 GHz and operating on the π/2 standing wave mode.
That is, beam dynamics simulation in the 37 cell 5.4 m long section behind conventional RFQ gives the average accelerating gradient of around 3.3 MV/m for the medium ion beam with the current of 150 mA and normalized emittance of around 4 πmm mrad.
A 2003 feasibility study led to the government concluding that resettlement would be "costly and precarious" and that sea-level rise was averaging 5.4mm a year – twice the global average – and accelerating.
On average, each accelerated dollar of payment led to an almost 10-cent increase in payroll, with two-thirds of the increase coming from new hires and the balance from increased earnings per worker.
In average, shuttling accelerated with activation of a factor 2.1 for ERK2 and of a factor 2.4 for ERK1 (figure 2C).
Weight gain patterns were classified before study enrolment as decelerated, average or accelerated.
At physiological temperature, on average, endocytosis accelerated by 42 ± 7% (N = 9) going from 5 AP to 25 AP and then slowed by 18 ± 4% (N = 8) at the 100 AP stimulus level.
In an average day of accelerating particles to near light-speed, the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) will produce more than 40,000 gigabytes of useable information.
