Sentence examples for needs for accelerating from inspiring English sources
The editors of Rethinking Schools blame federal "No Child Left Behind" and "Race to the Top" programs that focus what takes place in schools on control and test scores rather than meeting student needs for accelerating the trend toward increasing severe punishment.
The need for accelerating power grid simulation through high performance computing (HPC) has long been recognized, and prior efforts have been devoted to developing one-off parallel computing applications for particular power grid functions.
The gigantic explosion of biological sequence databases leads to an urgent need for accelerating these computations.
More than a decade ago, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) recognized the need for accelerating translation of research findings.
When he talks about the Web, he accents the need for accelerated innovation.
But the Department of Homeland Security report still found "an urgent need" for accelerated research and development on securing cyberspace.
Cindy Zipf, executive director of Clean Ocean Action, an environmental group concerned about dredging and the frequent disposal of the material in the ocean, said she and others were not convinced of the need for accelerated dredging to 50 feet.
Taken together with the positive growth in demand for electricity, this implies a need for accelerated capital build-out in the power generation markets to accommodate both demand growth and decreased output at retrofitted plants.
The need for accelerated curing of concrete in precast civil engineering components is discussed, and the techniques available to achieve this are presented, with particular emphasis on the use of direct electrical conduction.
Google and NVIDIA have a strong partnership and we both understand the need for accelerated computing to fuel AI in the post Moore's law era.
To meet the nutritional requirements needed for accelerated growth and division, solid tumors possess leaky vasculature and diminished lymphatic drainage, which also contribute to the retention of GNCs at the tumor site.
