Sentence examples for more rapid acceleration from inspiring English sources
"more rapid acceleration" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe something that is increasing in speed or getting faster. For example, "The car had more rapid acceleration than expected, allowing the driver to reach the destination sooner."
That will mean "more rapid acceleration" of room rates, he said.
The more rapid acceleration of the neighbourhood policing teams comes at a time when the government is facing criticism over its plan for police force mergers that could cut the number of forces from 43 in England and Wales to about 24.
This production of larger boehmite particle at higher temperatures led to formation larger pore size, and finally induced a more rapid acceleration of reaction rate increase.
Yet the scale volume, architectural openness, and rapid improvement in multi-vendor tools (and more) contributed to a rapid acceleration that could not compare.
Furthermore, exposure to increased PM2.5 levels in general, or to traffic particles in particular, have been associated with a series of intermediate outcomes, which in turn have been linked to more rapid cognitive decline or acceleration of AD progression.
This approach can enable more rapid trial closure or acceleration than trials focusing on a specific disease site, depending upon patient response rates, and could permit FDA consideration of a drug for approval in multiple disease sites [ 20].
A significant (and intended) consequence of these more liberal investment rules was a rapid acceleration of FDI from the United States into Mexican food processing.
In the case of stroke, a plausible explanation for the decline of the one-year case fatality rate (and for the acceleration of mortality) is more rapid and more aggressive treatment for stroke in specialized stroke units, which were implemented on a large scale from about 2000 onwards [ 22].
More severe impacts, or the forces associated with rapid acceleration, may not be absorbed by this cushion.
This shifts the carbonation mechanism to favour more rapid reaction progress, to give a higher apparent degree of acceleration (compared to natural conditions) than in Portland cements.
Extending the range requires one of two things: adding more batteries, which makes the car much heavier, or a rapid acceleration in the energy storage capability of lithium-ion batteries.
