Sentence examples for in addition to acceleration from inspiring English sources
In addition to acceleration of normal wound healing phenomena, these implants should result in the formation of a characteristic interfacial layer with adequate biomechanical properties.
Seismic retrofit of buildings in urban centers often encounters the challenge of limiting the displacement between closely spaced buildings in addition to acceleration reduction.
In addition to acceleration of land degradation and loss of agricultural productivity because of clearing of natural forest, degradation contributes negatively for further shortage of fuel-wood.
The detection of saccades was based on a velocity criterion of 30°/sec in addition to acceleration across three consecutive samples.
For IκBα, a "dual boost" AMD methodology (35) was used, whereby, in addition to the acceleration that is applied across the torsional terms of the force field, a fixed background acceleration was also applied across the entire potential.
In addition to convergence acceleration, the multigrid framework provides a mechanism of information transfer from regions wherein grid refinement is specified to unrefined coarse grid regions.
In addition to the acceleration business, Numa hosts a bunch of events and does some consulting for big French companies in order to help them understand what digital disruption is.
However, the specific reduction in proteins in complex IV possibly resulted from defects in addition to mitophagy acceleration.
In addition to the acceleration profiles that will be collected for the head and trunk, muscle activation patterns for the thoracic and lumbar erector spinae will be measured at 1500 Hz using a wireless Noraxon surface electromyography (EMG) system (Noraxon Inc).
In addition to economy of acceleration, ratio of axial acceleration relative to RES was examined and significant effects were observed for speed and training (Figure 4).
It is therefore possible that the resulting centripetal accelerations could be measured by the accelerometer in addition to the gravitational acceleration.
