Sentence examples for such accelerating from inspiring English sources
The prospect that such a pattern could also impact East Antarctica is a new one, and suggests that changes to the Totten Glacier might be the first stages of such accelerating loss in East Antarctica.
Amid such accelerating interest in the potential of what Mr Rubin has described as computers that are "starting to sprout legs", it is likely that Google will focus its attentions on manufacturing and logistic, with its first products ready within several years.
Such accelerating urbanization resulted in considerable soil sealing.
"The cushion enables the women to sit at its edge asserting more pressure to the abdomen and as such accelerating labour quickly," she explains.
So far, we had protein data only for one such accelerating mutant (human ClC-7R762Q) (Letsle et al., 2011), which showed that the mutant protein is unstable in patient-derived fibroblasts (Kornak et al., 2001).
He is even enough of an environmentalist and a man determined to honour old things so that he might answer "Who was Tom Selleck?" with "Who was Indiana Jones?" After all, the advertised "last" crusade of Dr Jones was in 1989 - 19 years ago, and now, in a time of such accelerated urges to escape the past, who bothers to remember anything?
Under this scenario, it is very difficult to find a material resistant to such accelerated wastage conditions.
Such accelerated recruitment of stem cells may be induced by in vitro administration of α-gal nanoparticles into the implant.
Such accelerated crystallization was not reported so far for metallic glasses exposed to magnetic field during annealing.
So human brains seeking to ask questions about who benefits from such accelerated change, and what kind of society people want to live in, is surely just prudent due diligence — not to mention the very definition of (biological) intelligence.
Unable to model such accelerated ice losses, members of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change declined to include them in their widely cited projection of up to 60 centimeters of sea level rise by 2100 (ScienceNOW, 6 April 2007).
