Sentence examples for cases of accelerated from inspiring English sources

Generalizing from the special theory's assumption of uniform velocity to cases of accelerated motion, and incorporating Newton's laws of gravity into a field theory that corrected his assumption of instant gravitational effect across any distance, led Einstein into advanced areas of mathematics where he felt at sea.

To conclude, our results indicate that rhodopsin has undergone divergent selection pressures in several groups of mammal that inhabit low light conditions, and that cases of accelerated evolution are likely to be adaptive for vision at low light (cetaceans and pinnipeds) and, perhaps, photo-entrainment.

Nonetheless, odd cases of accelerated COI substitution rates have been reported.

Thus, it seems likely that many, if not most, ESPs are cases of accelerated evolution in eukaryotes which accompanies the emergence of novel, eukaryote-specific functional systems, such as the cytoskeleton and ubiquitin signaling.

31, 32 In addition, lopinavir/ritonavir in the absence of coadministered tenofovir has been linked with low bone mineral density and cases of accelerated osteoporosis, 37 and with vertebral fractures.

Stating it otherwise, all the cases of accelerated evolution of cyclins in invertebrates are located in the terminal branches of phylogenetic tree, thereby providing evidence that events were relatively recent.

In 1998 Mr. Havel, the playwright and human rights activist, had a life-threatening case of accelerated pulse and pneumonia.

The much more important case of accelerated motion and motion in a gravitational field was to take a further decade and to require a far more substantial dose of mathematics.

According to Derek Humphry, author of a ­seminal 1991 euthanasia textbook, "The closure in a case of accelerated, date-fixed ­dying is more effective and poignant because ­everybody ­concerned knows in advance that the patient will be gone at a pre-ordained time".

No extensive systematic series, as in the case of accelerating configurations, are available and the design still relies on few measurements and data.

In the case of accelerating maintenance costs of adaptations (Fig. 1A), we find that a mixed strategy can be optimal.