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Meanings of acceleration in English
Portuguese
aceleração Catalan
acceleració Synonyms
Examples for "quickening"
Examples for "quickening"
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She crossed the road, quickening her pace as she approached the water.
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They will be but the outstanding individuals in a very universal quickening.
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His foot was throbbing dully now, keeping time with his quickening heartbeat.
4
The man felt it in a stronger purpose and a quickening hope.
5
Even in her mortal frailty she had a quickening of the heart.
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Efficiency meant work practices such as the speedup and the stretch-out.
2
With these people we did not find any speedup when the camera was produced.
3
That's nearly a threefold speedup from the group's previous modulator.
4
But you don't need a trillionfold speedup in order to be favoured by natural selection.
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When using MPI with multi-threading, linear speedup can be achieved for up to 256 processors.
Usage of acceleration in English
1
The German generics market is in a period of acceleration, said Forman.
2
You'd need a pretty good acceleration in the fourth quarter, Slob said.
3
The kinematics approach will not work because the acceleration is not known.
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That has led to an acceleration of corporate spinoff moves this year.
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They'll point to yesterday's property numbers as fresh evidence of this acceleration.
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Toyota said the 2005 Camry was not subject to acceleration related recalls.
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In the software sector we have seen the acceleration of digitisation projects.
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We expect continued acceleration of our growth in the U.S., Meek said.
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Any unevenness in the acceleration and compression of the air produces drift.
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He reduced their acceleration to four gees, and switched course once more.
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His body tautened against the straps holding it in the acceleration couch.
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The acceleration owed something to companies building up their stocks of goods.
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Start with the definition of the average acceleration during this time interval.
14
Under acceleration, the accumulator can power hydraulic motors with the built-up pressure.
15
In this case, it looks just like the definition of linear acceleration.
16
A tri-axial accelerometer was used to measure limb acceleration in three-dimensional space.
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Acceleration through the time
Acceleration across language varieties
United States of America
Common
South Africa
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Australia
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