Sentence examples for towards acceleration from inspiring English sources
Zinc II) stearate exhibit highest activity towards acceleration and its inclusion does not alter the viscosity of the formulation offering a processing advantage.
The contribution of the first three modes towards vertical displacement of THSR bridge subjected to Japanese SKS train is 5.249, 0.205 and 0.026 mm, respectively, and that towards acceleration response is 3.028, 1.301 and 0.122 m/s2, respectively.
Focusing resources on the lowest performing sub-national areas, the approach was expected to contribute towards acceleration of achieving the MDGs.
If anything, the risks are towards an acceleration.
In the sample, companies allocate 3.5% of total budget towards sales acceleration technology, with spending ranging from 1% to 24%.
Volkswagen and Audi only recently emerged from big quality problems, such as Audis' tendency towards random acceleration, in the 1980s and early '90s.
Due to the innovation of Internet cloud-based business transactions and an upsurge in sales technology development, the sales profession is in a state of rapid modernization". How much spending is currently going towards sales acceleration technology in North America?
This round of funding will primarily go towards the acceleration of Nuxeo's partner program, Nuxeo Galaxy, in which the company plans to co-develop applications built on Nuxeo EP with some of their partners.
Inspired by projects such as Amid Moradganjeh's Haptic forestry and Kyle McDonald's Blind Self Portrait, as well as wearables and DIY robotics, Saurabh Datta set out to create a set of machines that apply force feedback and haptic response systems towards the acceleration of human understanding.
Inspired by projects such as Amid Moradganjeh's Haptic forestry and Kyle McDonald's Blind Self Portrait, as well as wearables and DIY robotics, Saurabh Datta set out to create a set of machines that apply force feedback and haptic response systems towards the acceleration of human understanding.
In sum, several studies point towards an acceleration of cellular aging due to psychological distress.
