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Other possible exclusions included Soldiers who were being accelerated into a Company already randomized and recruited for participation in the Prevention of Low Back Pain in the Military trial or Soldiers who were being re-assigned to an occupational specialty other than a combat medic.
"A Sleepin' Bee" became a gently swinging pop-jazz reverie riding on Mr. Rosenthal's exquisite piano, and "Lover, Come Back to Me," an early Streisand venture into swing, was accelerated into a breakneck jazz turn.
Ever since World War II, the United States has been the world's policeman, and this role has been accelerated into a state of perpetual war since the demise of America's main rival on the world's stage--the Soviet Union--removed any constraint from U.S. military interventions around the world.
Another innovative design has appeared which employs a shaped-field buncher to time focus a section of the continuous beam which is accelerated into a harmonic reflectron.
All of these one-year diversions will not be important in the long term, although the fact that earnings are being accelerated into 2012 means that earnings, and tax bills, may appear to decline in 2013 even if the economy continues to improve.
The ions that are formed in the ionic source are accelerated into the mass analyzer by a system of electrostatic slits.
Ions from a nitrogen plasma were accelerated into the tube.
A sputter target is located inside the tube; energetic ions are accelerated into this tube and impinge onto the target.
None of the above; it's the constitution, stupid.James Decandole Toronto SIR – Thinking about particle accelerators ("Small really is beautiful", October 19th), I propose creating the Large Ego Collider in which our congressmen are accelerated into ever higher-energy collisions with their oppositely charged colleagues.
The organic compounds in wastewater were accelerated into small molecules by bio-augmentation of four strains.
Results indicate that dislocations can be accelerated into transonic and supersonic velocities.
