Sentence examples for surprising acceleration from inspiring English sources

Hester's teammates, motivated by the fear of being the one who blows the block that could have sprung him, noted his surprising acceleration when bursting through defenders.

The squat, barrel-chested Müller possessed surprising acceleration and leaping ability, making him a threat to score nearly every time he touched the ball in the opponent's end.

The first area of Verde's interest is the surprising acceleration of the universe's expansion.

It's also hilarious fun to ride, with its feet-up stance at traffic lights, shift-free acceleration, surprising cornering ability, ample cargo space — and even its space-alien styling.

"There was an acceleration there that was surprising," he said.

The observed persistence in the acceleration of evolution is surprising as it is not predicted by the more widespread theories of gene duplication.

It is not surprising that the 250-horsepower 2.0XT provides the kind of acceleration that allows passing maneuvers on a two-lane mountain road that the driver of a 2.5-liter model would never dare.

Secondly – and this is the surprising one – there seems to be a very simple relationship between the 'expected' acceleration (stars and gas only) and the observed acceleration.

The results of an analysis of both intentionally accelerated and normally-paced projects suggest that project acceleration interacts with project content, leadership, and integration variables to affect on-time performance differently across NPD project types, sometimes in surprising ways.

If acceleration of the nucleus contributes to the recognition of functional load-bearing, it may be surprising that cortical and trabecular bone did not respond similarly.

The fact that the acceleration is not greatly beyond the lift-off acceleration, but close to it, is not surprising: it would be energetically useless and exhausting for the sandfish to spend a large of effort to further accelerate the sand without having the benefit of a further significant drag-reduction.