Sentence examples for imply acceleration from inspiring English sources

Such a case is unlikely, however, and would imply acceleration not only in removals, but in the removal rate.

Nonthermal emission is seen from some pulsars across much of the electromagnetic spectrum, implying acceleration of particles to high energies.

However, Prudential also said the bulk of the upgrades are slated for 2005, implying acceleration in Sprint's capital spending plans.

Malpass: But the MBS, the new allocation, they said carefully it would be this year, meaning in 2009, meaning no implied acceleration.

Rates of ventricular expansion differed significantly by group and were ordered: Alzheimer's disease > amnestic MCI >cognitively normal, which implies acceleration in atrophy rate as Alzheimer's disease progresses clinically.

His plans imply an acceleration in the rate of public service spending cuts from 2.3% a year between April 2011 and March 2016, to 3.7% a year between April 2016 and March 2019.

The difference in performance time between both tests (at 15 m and 30 m respectively) was used as an index of subject's ability to produce acceleration, i.e. lesser difference implies higher acceleration capacity.

This implies an acceleration of cellular processes and suggests that fusion serves as a cellular accelerator pedal.

One reason this may not excite investors is that it no longer implies an acceleration.

Abundances of cosmic ray 59Ni and 59Co measured with the Cosmic Ray Isotope Spectrometer (CRIS) are consistent with the decay of all source 59Ni, implying an acceleration time delay > 105 yr.

On May 25, at TechCrunch Disrupt, Friedman said user engagement had doubled— implying strong acceleration in the last three weeks.