Sentence examples for considerable acceleration from inspiring English sources

This indicates that considerable acceleration rate is gained with application of electro-chemical migration method.

As experimental results reveal, the framework provides considerable acceleration for re-projecting vector-based big spatial data.

Industrial practice shows that considerable acceleration of this operation is achieved by the presence of trace impurities in solution.

The design of the arrow-like pillar provided considerable acceleration or deceleration of liquid transport depending on the direction of the arrowhead of the pillar.

In reactive wetting, considerable acceleration of spreading rate is usually observed in the high contact angle (short spreading time) range in comparison to the low contact angle range.

As an example of the quantitative solution of the basic set of equations, a simple reaction in a volatile liquid is considered; the results obtained show considerable acceleration of the diffusion-controlled reaction due to convective transport in an unsaturated porous medium.

However, to our surprise, and contrary to the results of several studies evaluating driver behavior, such as Hong, Margines and Dey [56], considerable changes in acceleration Z-distribution went unnoticed, even in reckless maneuvers, as shown in Fig. 26.

If this pattern persists (i.e. - investment cycle driven by political cycle), there appears to be a considerable risk of acceleration of investment growth next year, especially in view of the low interest rates, undervalued exchange rates and still-strong corporate earnings.

Results of these studies indicate that large NPP plants as considered here can have significant penetration into the moat wall, and thus not fully limit displacements in the isolation system, while having considerable increases in accelerations throughout the height of the NPP model.

Shipley et al. (1996, p. 242) modeled the influence of locomotion on foraging behaviour in modern herbivores and state that an "animal may choose to exploit many bites at one 'feeding station' before moving on" over foraging continuously because of the considerable cost incurred from acceleration and deceleration.

There was considerable variation in the initial acceleration from trial to trial.