Sentence examples for notable acceleration from inspiring English sources

To quantify its beneficial impact on a practical problem, we compare Δ-DOGS with MAPS to Δ-DOGS with NPS on an application related to hydrofoil shape optimization in seven parameters; results indicate a notable acceleration of convergence leveraging the MAPS approach.

The last 30 months have seen 20+ acquisitions, with a notable acceleration of pace in 2015.

Overall, in fact, the global winner is Western Europe, where board diversity has grown from 8% in 2004 to 26% last year (compared to 18.5% globally) - with a full one-third of that in the past two years alone, indicating a notable acceleration.

There has been notable acceleration in improvement in survival from lung cancer during 2010 2012, as well some acceleration for rectal and ovarian cancers.

The COX1, COX2, ATP8, and ND6 accelerations increased and were stronger in the branch leading to Alethinophidia, while the ND5 acceleration decreased, and a notable acceleration of CytB also occurred.

Transient accelerations are also seen in the strengthening and weakening of the field intensity; there has recently been a notable positive acceleration of the field intensity in the Asian longitude sector.

Hometrack's latest monthly index of city house prices showed a "notable and unseasonal acceleration" in price inflation in February, with the annual rate of growth at an 18-month high of 11%.

There is also a notable patch of negative acceleration in field intensity around South-West Africa and a negative acceleration taking place close to Alaska and in the northern Pacific region.

Along with better range and acceleration, another notable advance is how quiet it is.

There is, however, a notable contrast between the acceleration in menarche for father-absent girls consistently found in developed societies and the lack of any association in our findings.

The [P12W] mutation also provided the first notable instance of folding rate acceleration, 1/ kF about 1 μs at 300 K corresponding to a 3.5-fold acceleration.