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David Stepanovsky (violin), Avrum (Buma) Sandler (drum) and Hersh Rikelman (accordion) traded off vocals as the music bounded through oompahing freylachs, slowly accelerating horas and double-entendre wedding songs.

In cannon the slower burning rate of large-grained powder allowed a relatively massive, slowly accelerating projectile to begin moving as the pressure built gradually, reducing peak pressure and putting less stress on the gun.

Intrigued by the rumors, John Hermanson, a biologist at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York, and his graduate student Dan Riskin, tested bats on a slowly accelerating treadmill.

He altered the standard rule for gravity--a near heresy--so that slowly accelerating objects feel a slightly stronger gravitational pull than Newton's laws dictate.

The piece begins in real time (slowly accelerating as the "day" goes by), and shows each departing train signified by the color of its corresponding subway line.

NEW YORK, March 2 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks advanced on Monday, with the Nasdaq moving above the 5,000 mark for the first time in 15 years, helped by technology deals and mixed data that pointed to a slowly accelerating economy.

He said: "That speed was maintained before he began to slowly accelerate across the give-way signs.

The volume slowly accelerates into a moving and complex examination of Mr. Swofford's passive-aggressive relationship with his father.

The defense system would shoot down Iranian or North Korean long-range missiles as they slowly accelerate from their launching sites.

Researchers worked out more than 50 years ago that sunlight could power a space mission, and by 1989 had calculated that solar radiation alone could slowly accelerate a spaceship with vast lightweight sails – and no fuel to carry – to 100kms a second: faster than any spacecraft so far.

In the very near future From "Toy Story" to "Chicken Little" Medicine's new central bankers Threads that think The computer will see you now ReprintsMost recent high-speed systems work on the same basic principle: riders step on to a short section of track that slowly accelerates, and then deposits riders on to the high-speed stretch.