Sentence examples for hardly accelerated from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, in the cases of Fig. 1b and d, electrons are hardly accelerated.

Accordingly, electrons starting with ( pm widehat{z} ) 108 m/s into the electric field space at t ≃ 0 are largely accelerated, but electrons starting with ( pm widehat{x} ) 108 m/s at t ≃ 0 are hardly accelerated.

From the characteristics in Figs. 1a d and 8a d shown later, it is expected that ( {e}_z^{pm } ) are largely accelerated by the electric field ( -widehat{z} 400 cosomega tkern0.5em )(ω c /ω =1.0001) within space (c) – (d) but ( {e}_x^{pm } ) are hardly accelerated.

"They are just accelerating.

The brain drain of the most highly qualified has worsened the problem.Though hardly new, emigration accelerated after the country moved to democracy in 1994 and its international isolation ended.

This phenomenon cannot be explained by changes in human genetics because the time frame in which they have arisen or accelerated has hardly crossed a generation (Lopez and Murray 1998).

But the Mustang, Mr. Elsden said, is not as zippy as his daughter's year-old sports wagon, a Nissan Murano, and accelerates hardly better than his wife's 2001 Jeep Grand Cherokee.

Shiancoe ran pass patterns this morning, on the second day of the Giants' three-day rookie minicamp, and accelerated smoothly and swiftly, his feet hardly lifting off the ground.

Those who bear the brunt of the downside can hardly afford their unhealthy pleasures, and anyway come to an accelerated end.

Stagnant wages and the financial crisis of 2008 appear to have accelerated the flames: people who'd lost their homes could hardly afford mahogany coffins.

Pulling away from a stoplight can hardly be described as accelerating; the old machine gathers speed at about the same pace a savings account builds principal these days.