Sentence examples for experience accelerated from inspiring English sources
Sooner or later the cycle is bound to reverse, at which point we will experience accelerated global surface air warming when the ocean heat comes back to haunt us.
It just means that at the moment, more global warming is being absorbed by the oceans, but the next time ocean cycles shift, we'll experience accelerated surface warming just like we did in the 1990s.
The present study tested the hypothesis that nonanemic fetuses that were supplemented with daily intra-amniotic iron plus intravascular injections of erythropoietin would experience accelerated erythrocyte production.
However, recent research has shown that thin films with such thickness experience accelerated physical aging relative to bulk films and, thus, their permeation properties can differ significantly from the bulk.
Under a global warming scenario, forest woody detritus carbon stocks might experience accelerated decay/turnover becoming a net CO2 source unless there are concomitant increases in climatic variables favorable to forest productivity (e.g. increased moisture) or reduced detritus decay (e.g. increased CO2; see [5]).
The important clinical question in the management of patients with salpingo-oopherectomy is whether these patients have comparable reproductive lifespan or experience accelerated loss of oocytes resulting in premature loss of fertility, as this would allow appropriate preoperative counseling of patients regarding the long-term effect of the surgery on fertility and age at menopause.
The haste that marks the latter part of "Margaret" also conveys a sense of implacability, a feeling of experience accelerating under pressure.
Prior experience accelerates acquisition of novel, related information through processes like assimilation into mental schemas, but the underlying neuronal mechanisms are poorly understood.
Japan also experienced accelerated modernization and industrialization.
From 1952 to 1973 Japan experienced accelerated economic growth and social change.
These included roads, ports and airports, all of which have experienced accelerated deterioration ever since.
