Sentence examples for reasons acceleration from inspiring English sources

Actually, there are several reasons: acceleration, braking, handling, confidence at speed, and razor-sharp handling that belies the softly sprung ride.

The improvements are attributed to three reasons: the acceleration effect of CNS on cement hydration, pozzolanic reaction of CNS and the improved particle packing of matrix.

For these reasons, high acceleration values (50 g and 150 g) were chosen for hypergravity stimulation and applied for 1 h at different time intervals since the differentiation induction.

The reason(s) could be contributed to the H2O2 scavenging activity of the tissue fractions due to multiple reasons including acceleration of Fenton chemistry and/or utilization of the H2O2 by the presence of internal catalase and other H2O2 catabolizing enzymes.

It is shown that the main reason for acceleration of reaction kinetics due to shear stress or strain is related to the increase of effective temperature due to RIP.

The reasons for this acceleration in the Great Global Polishing are complex and not always easy to tease out.

There are many political reasons for this acceleration in national disenchantment in the months of postwar war, most of them visible on the ground in Iraq.

UBS cut its recommendation from buy to neutral saying: Although we believe that Admiral remains among the best managed non-life companies in Europe, earnings transparency is low until the reasons for the acceleration in large bodily injury claims become clear.

Tumors with low intrinsic radiosensitivity, low α/β-ratios and, eventually, hypoxic tumors unable to undergo reoxygenation (because of intrinsic reasons or radiotherapy acceleration that delivers the total dose before the onset of reoxygenation) are likely to respond better to large fractions of radiotherapy.

One reason for this acceleration is that company hierarchies are flatter than they used to be.

The reason for this acceleration, it is believed, is that meltwater from the surface makes its way down to the bedrock below, where it acts as a lubricant.