Sentence examples for which were accelerated from inspiring English sources

Our investigation has reported that the oxygen plasma enabled toxic elements, such as Al and V, to be largely removed from the outermost surface of the alloy; in this case, this effect would be attributed to preferential sputtering caused by positively-charged plasma species such as O+ and O2+ which were accelerated toward the sample surface by hundreds of volts.

Note that ABPCs and ABLMYCPCs clustered with each other before clustering with other PCTs, indicating a greater degree of similarity between these two groups of PCTs, both of which were accelerated by v- Abl.

For the first stage of a tandem accelerator, an ion source yields a beam of protons, which are accelerated to a low energy by an auxiliary high-voltage supply.

So is the Westfield Stratford City shopping centre, which was accelerated but not created (as the Games's boosters like to claim) by the Olympics.

But Joe is on the verge of some kind of self-questioning crisis, which is accelerated when a kid asks him for work.

More recent failures of data analysis include the Wall Street crash of 2008, which was accelerated by hugely complicated trading schemes based upon mathematical algorithms.

I had imagined that our country had lost the manufacturing heritage which was accelerated by the industrial revolution and lasted until the 1960s, when mills and clothing factories closed by the hundred.

The C.I.A.'s drone program in Pakistan, which was accelerated in 2008 and expanded by President Obama last year, has enjoyed strong bipartisan support in Washington in part because it was perceived as eliminating dangerous militants while keeping Americans safe.

This partnership was the result of a new pragmatism in the Labour Party and Fine Gael's shift toward an agenda of social reform, which was accelerated when Garret FitzGerald succeeded Cosgrave as party leader following election defeat in 1977.

The Bronx has higher H.I.V. and AIDS rates than the city averages, along with high rates of homelessness, poverty and depression, all of which are accelerated among the gay population, in what AIDS researchers call a "syndemic" of toxic forces.

The Cistercian abbeys of Furness and Byland, exploiting the area for wool production, continued the process of deforestation, which was accelerated by iron ore smelting and later by the extraction of lead and copper.