Sentence examples for content acceleration from inspiring English sources

"The synergy between the services and technologies of Citrix Systems and Cotendo blend on-premise physical and virtual appliances, content acceleration and cloud services that will accelerate and optimize delivery from the end user all the way to the enterprise over distributed networks, thereby improving end user experience from any location to any device".

It has become the new game in mobile to add more JavaScript, add another CSS hack, or add expensive content acceleration to an existing mobile experience to gain ourselves a half a second or two.

Recordings of Australian intra-plate earthquakes are investigated here to characterise their frequency content, peak acceleration and duration.

It specializes in offering online business solutions that include content distribution and acceleration, server hosting, and renting.

However, when applying only one of the horizontal components, changing the orientation can change the intensity and frequency content of the acceleration time series.

Taller participants had a lower step frequency and therefore lower frequency acceleration content, signifying that a single design may not be optimal for all participants.

The latter pattern is characterized by reduction of both genome size and gene content and by acceleration of primary sequence evolution [ 30, 50].

A novel iterative dynamic kinematics-driven approach was employed to evaluate muscle forces, spinal loads and system stability in a seated subject under a random vertical base excitation with ∼±1 g peak acceleration contents.

Base excitations with larger peak acceleration contents substantially increase muscle forces/spinal loads and, hence, the risk of injury.

Nevertheless, these effects can substantially change the frequency content and spectral accelerations in both free field and in the soil-structure system.

The main effects of tannins were depression of the rumen fluid and particulate content of the rumen, acceleration of the passage of liquid from the abomasum, and delay of the passage of digesta in the intestine.