Sentence examples for in their acceleration from inspiring English sources

A difference in the rate of fall appears as a periodic difference in their acceleration.

The Audi drivers were clearly confident in their cars in the corners, particularly through Indianapolis and the Porsche curves, indeed Lotterer appeared to be on rails across the first Mulsanne chicane, but coming out of the corners, when the Porsche's eight-mega joule hybrid (the maximum permitted by the regulations) kicked in, their acceleration was truly something to behold.

These data suggest that the Jak/Stat pathway was critical in the transformation acceleration by v-Abl and that v-Abl activity remained essential throughout the life of the tumors, not just in their acceleration.

The presence of energetic electrons detected at the probe is discussed in terms of their acceleration in the rapidly expanding cathode sheath and subsequent transport both along and across the magnetic field.

The dynamic response of a series of base isolated systems subjected to ground motions that were recorded in firm soils of the Mexican Pacific Coast was estimated in order to evaluate the influence of the structural properties of these systems in their floor acceleration demands.

FADD removal, however, did not lead to the impairment of PI3K or MAPK pathways, but rather resulted in their slight acceleration as phosphorylation of ERK and AKT appeared at earlier time points than in cells transfected with non-targeting siRNA (Supplementary Figure 3).

We therefore propose to classify solar energetic particle populations of a given species, energy range, and time period in terms of their origin and final acceleration sites, i.e., in terms of their acceleration history.

Finally aging effects and their acceleration in different devices are discussed in Section 4. In the conclusion suggestions for power cycling methods and a revision of the end-of-life criteria are made.

The interaction diamond length of <20 cm rms is achieved by bunched beam operation and holding the 56 bunches in a 197 MHz radio-frequency (RF) system after their acceleration in a 28 MHz RF system.

In parallel, T cells stimulated with low doses of antigen maintained a constant secretion rate for longer periods of time, slowly building their acceleration in cytokine production, while strongly-activated T cells increased their apparent secretion rate sooner.

Analyses of important energy 'production' pathways, including the glycolysis pathway and tri-carboxylic acid (TCA) cycle, revealed their acceleration, presumably in response to ATP depletion.