I understand why those conditions are the same, but I fail to see how that explains a brick falling from a building accelerating at 9.8 m/s2.
After the industrial revolution, wealth building accelerated around the globe.
Unless house-building accelerates, property prices will continue to rise, particularly in the south-east, entrenching the wealth of prosperous homeowners.
But metro-building accelerated from the 1960s, in reaction to the growth of sprawling mega-metropolises around the world.
A bombastic real estate sector has simultaneously pushed up the price and heights of buildings, accelerated the speed of construction and lowered the quality of new structures in and around Mumbai.
The scale of the ambitious £10m drama village being built for BBC Wales in Cardiff's docklands is now becoming apparent, as building work accelerates on a development that will be the home of productions including Casualty, Doctor Who, The Sarah Jane Adventures, Pobol y Cwm, Sherlock and Upstairs, Downstairs.
The pace of fitting out the interior of the building was accelerated to reunite Lehman's employees, who had scattered to temporary quarters around the region, and Morgan Stanley's ambitious plans for using the video screens were scrapped.
Around 10,000 will be shoe-horned into Windsor Park, with building work accelerated since an enforced demolition of the popular west stand, after major cracks appeared in foundations following the 2-1 March victory over Finland.
Inviting capacity building would accelerate Kosovo's integration into NATO and other Euro-Atlantic structures.
Home building will accelerate to about 140,000 units annually by the end of the forecast horizon in 2020, from 125,100 this year.
The current trends in construction with high-rise buildings have accelerated attempts to employ robotic technologies in the construction industry.
