Sentence examples for striking acceleration from inspiring English sources

Japan's champion juvenile last year, Grand Prix Boss evidently needed his first two starts at three but last month showed striking acceleration to beat 17 rivals for a Group One prize in Tokyo.

It is a striking acceleration of the retailer's fledging publishing program that will place Amazon squarely in competition with the New York houses that are also its most prominent suppliers.

But the striking acceleration since the mid-20th century of carbon dioxide emissions and sea level rise, the global mass extinction of species, and the transformation of land by deforestation and development mark the end of that slice of geological time, the experts argue.

Healthy young dogs exhibit a striking acceleration of Alzheimer's pathology when they live in a highly polluted place.

A striking acceleration in weight gain and an impaired capacity to react to rapid changes in nutrient supply underline the importance of Sirt3 in energy homeostasis.

A striking acceleration of MPP+ genesis from MPDP+ was observed in response to the treatment with autoxidized dopamine, melanin, iron-containing ferritin, or with free ferrous iron (Fig. 5G, H).

2 Collum et al. presented the surprising and profound role that LiCl plays in a series of deprotonation 3 and addition reactions, 4 establishing that LiCl catalysis is detectable with miniscule quantities of LiCl, and that "striking accelerations" (70 fold) are elicited by less than 1.0 mol % LiCl for 1,4-addition reactions of lithium diisopropylamide to unsaturated esters.

He's back to the player he was: that ability to manipulate the ball, his footwork and close control in tight situations, his acceleration and striking ability... that's all still there".

From comparison of Figs. 8a, b, e, f, a striking feature of the estimated acceleration waveforms at SNK is that these waveforms include a much larger acceleration amplitude compared to the records from JKM close to SNK.

A striking feature of the estimated acceleration and velocity waveforms for the foreshock at the derailment site based on the site-effect substitution method is that these waveforms include much larger amplitudes compared to the records at the permanent stations near the derailment site at the JMA Kumamoto and MLIT Kumamoto stations.

It is striking that SNPs that relate to the epigenetic age acceleration of the cerebellum also tend to be located near RNA helicase genes as observed in our transcriptional data.