Sentence examples for the growing speed from inspiring English sources

These techniques, aided by the growing speed and power of modern computers, have led to rapid improvements in speech recognition, drug discovery and computer vision.

But what is new in recent months is the growing speed and accuracy of deep-learning programs, often called artificial neural networks or just "neural nets" for their resemblance to the neural connections in the brain.

The early delivery of the 20 megawatt plant, one of the first in the country to be funded by the Australian Renewable Energy Agency, was evidence of the growing speed and proficiency of big solar developers, said Arena's chief executive, Ivor Frischknecht.

This occurred due to the difference in the growing speed of each TiO2 nanotube in the core bundles.

While voice interaction in the car has previously required on-board processing, the growing speed and ubiquity of wireless technologies now enable interaction with a distant source.

LFA-1 engagement together with TCR-CD3 reduced the growing speed during the pushing phase without triggering the same mechanical behavior when engaged alone.

In 1901 Inglis was made a fellow of King's College after writing a thesis entitled The Balancing of Engines, the first general treatment of the subject – which was becoming increasingly important due to the growing speeds of locomotives.

In the last century-and-change it has moved about the world with growing speed, encoded not only in the brains of airborne musicians but also in shellac, vinyl, magnetized tape and electromagnetic waves.

(quote via Reuters) As this chart shows, the hryvnia has weakened with growing speed as the emerging market crisis, and the long-running anti-government demonstrations on the street, prove a toxic cocktail.

It is likely to corrupt the scientific literature with growing speed in a manner like the spreading of an infectious disease.

Trains are becoming one of the world's most popular forms of transportation, and the focus is typically on their function -- whether it's the new technology and growing speed of high-speed rail or the overcrowding in commuter trains.