Sentence examples for unusual acceleration from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, if adaptive evolution was the factor underlying this unusual acceleration, then it is to be expected that it would affect the restricted group of genes encoding proteins whose functions have changed, or proteins that help the organism to get adapted to new or changing environments.

For example satellite data suggests total deforestation in Cameroon has increased fourfold from 2006 to 2014, and this rate of acceleration is not unusual in sub-Saharan Africa.

The hybrid's throttle has a bit of a motorcycle feel: As soon as you let off the gas, there is a noticeable letdown in acceleration, which is unusual for a vehicle with an automatic transmission.

The detection of unusual driving patterns is performed through acceleration analysis with a linear approximation algorithm, the piecewise linear approximation [75].

The scramjet has an unusual feature: the inlet deceleration and exhaust acceleration occur largely outside the enclosed engine inlet and exhaust ducts against external aircraft surfaces in front of and to the rear of the engine.

The effects of cosmic acceleration could be mimicked, astronomers say, by unusual dust in the far universe or by unsuspected changes in the characteristics of supernovas over cosmic time.

Avoid sudden acceleration or deceleration, cause this is an unusual process for the transmission.

Fluctuations in the strength and pattern of selection during snake evolution have had widely varying gene-specific effects on substitution rates, and these rate accelerations may have been functionally related to unusual changes in genomic architecture.

Furthermore, profits are decelerating, and a significant acceleration at this point in the expansion would be most unusual.

Extreme peaks in the sensor data, such as unusual hard braking events, quick steering manoeuvres or high longitudinal or lateral accelerations, will be used to identify SCEs.

This unusual scene was the highlight of the launch of the 2006 campaign for the acceleration of girls' education in Benin, led by the government with the support of UNICEF and 12 other partners.