"We draw encouragement from the acceleration in the pace of recovery," said Timo del Carpio, of RBC Capital Markets.
Lee Hopley, the head of economic policy at the Engineering Employers Federationn, said: "The acceleration in the pace of job cuts across manufacturing comes on the back of a sharp downturn in production and growing uncertainty about the prospects for global demand".
Finally, the acceleration of the pace of life, which occurs despite the expectation that technological progress increases an individual's free time, can be defined as the "increase of episodes of action and/or experiences per unit of time as a result of a scarcity of time resources" [27:221].
"The acceleration of the news pace," Mr. Keller said, "increases the risk that we will fall short of our standards.
Now, we are squarely in the era of self-determination, but the shift in savings mindset has not kept pace with the acceleration of retirement costs or the on-your-own nature of retirement income.
It's easy to proclaim that change is in the air, but the thing about Mary Meeker is that she makes the pace and the acceleration of change so darn tangible.
DM is one of the most common diseases, and its incidence is increasing worldwide with the acceleration of economic developments and the pace of living.
Rosa differentiates between three categories of acceleration: technological acceleration, the acceleration of social change, and the acceleration of the pace of life.
In retrospect, the acceleration of austerity looks like a mistake and the slower pace of austerity in 2012-13 and thereafter was welcome".
That technique may not influence the public's view of motion or speed, but it may contribute to the general acceleration of the pace of life.
