Sentence examples for time accelerated from inspiring English sources
As "Here Comes the Night Time" accelerated with the momentum of a carnival rhythm, Mr. Butler jumped into the audience to finish the song; eventually, he returned to the stage and walked off with the rest of the band.
Higher acid concentration, higher reaction temperature and longer reaction time accelerated the further depolymerization of XOS to form monosaccharide.
This late time accelerated expansion of the universe has been confirmed by high redshift supernovae experiments (Riess et al. [7], Perlmutter et al. [8], Bennett et al. [9]).
The selective removal of methanol through the catalytic membrane inhibited the unfavorable reverse reaction (MTBE synthesis), and at the same time accelerated the MTBE decomposition reaction.
Selective removal of methanol through the polymer membrane inhibited the unfavorable reverse reaction (MTBE synthesis), and at the same time accelerated the MTBE decomposition.
The results indicated that the increasing initial crack depth and specimen dimension promoted the crack growth rate, while the decreasing hold time accelerated the crack growth.
In whatever warp of time the Montagnard villagers were living, my time was surely the leading edge of the modern world, time collapsed, time accelerating, time directed by forces only dimly apprehended but the effect invariably ambiguous and inconclusive.
Chris Ward and Olympic rowing gold medallist Rob Waddell were both catapulted into the water as the boat tried to make an emergency stop while at the same time accelerating.
Much of that analysis rests on the fact that, this time, accelerating inflation has not created a so-called wage-price spiral, in which workers respond to higher prices by extracting higher wages from employers, further raising costs.
Moreover, working on a different number of PDFs at the same time accelerates the convergence of the proposed method.
This will speed up development time, accelerate the innovation cycle, and increase the safety of space missions.
