Sentence examples for current accelerate from inspiring English sources

I immediately dived into my job, scheduling interviews with the founders from the current accelerate batch and the previous accelerate batch.

What could be causing this current accelerated expansion?

By contrast, this number" — he pointed to the third pair of lines, which were extremely far apart, out at the edges of the piece of paper — "in the current accelerated scientific and technological revolution, wouldn't be represented on a piece of paper in the same scale".

A total of 432 reinforced concrete (i.e. lollipop) specimens were exposed to impressed current accelerated corrosion technique.

A number of researchers have used an impressed current accelerated corrosion technique combined with salt water exposure for evaluation of long-term chloride-induced corrosion in reinforced concrete.

This equation is interesting as it is similar to the Cardassian model proposed by Freese and Lewis to explain the current accelerated expansion of the universe[53].

Among various extensions of general relativity, the scale invariant gravity has got much attention as one of promising candidates for explaining the current accelerating phases in the evolution of the universe.

A constant current accelerated corrosion test was performed on five fiber optic corrosion sensors and the relationship between reflected wavelength change from the grating and the weight loss rate of rebar was obtained by the gravimetric weight loss method.

15O-labelled gases were produced by a 14N p, n 15O nuclear reaction with 2.0% O2 (for 15O CO and 15O O2) or 2.0% CO2 (for 15O CO2) added N2 gas target at a 12-MeV proton 7 μA current accelerated by the CYPRISR HM 12S in-house cyclotron (Sumitomo Heavy Industry).

The current accelerated erosion of biodiversity is being manifested at three levels, affecting (1) the diversity of our planet's ecosystems and landscapes, (2) the richness of species in most parts of the world, and (3) the genetic diversity of several wild species and most domesticated ones.

The current accelerated rate of extinctions is so great that the authors of the study concluded that we are entering the sixth mass extinction.