Sentence examples for because of acceleration from inspiring English sources

Because of acceleration, a decision on lot acceptance for the product can be quickly made while significantly reducing the total cost of testing.

However, the area available for rice planting in major production countries has been decreasing because of acceleration of urbanization and industrialization.

The analytical and experimental results (Dean and Senoo 1960; Tuzson 1993) show that a separated region because of acceleration and corresponding pressure increase from suction side to pressure side forming a separated region has its limitations.

Since the fall, Toyota has recalled more than 6 million vehicles in the United States because of acceleration problems and braking flaws.

These findings are in complete accord with our recent data demonstrating that DYDYQ significantly increases the rate of cleavage of prothrombin consumption by membrane-bound factor Xa alone because of acceleration of the cleavage at Arg 36).

Sklar (1974, 229 233) has suggested that the problem of absolute acceleration arises because we tend to think of acceleration as a dyadic relation: something accelerates either with respect to some observable or unobservable entity.

In addition, large animals cannot produce high rates of acceleration, because as body size increases, it becomes more difficult for muscles to generate sufficient stress to overcome relative inertia.

Maybe I don't have very much power in my shots, but I can win because of my acceleration".

Toyota agreed to a more than $1 billion settlement in 2012 to resolve hundreds of lawsuits after it recalled millions of vehicles because of sudden acceleration problems.

That is the same company that produced the pedals used on about 2.3 million Toyotas recalled this year because of unintended acceleration problems.

Largely because of the acceleration in the growth rate of productivity, or output per hour, economists are increasingly convinced that the economy is capable of sharply higher rates of noninflationary growth than in the past.