Sentences with phrase «then accelerates them»

That energy then accelerates evaporation where said energy is lifted to altitude, and then condenses, liberating some of that energy to radiate to space.

«Records of past climate change show that change starts slowly and then accelerates,» he said.

Imagine the speedboat is traveling along and then accelerates, the bow (front) of the boat rises in the water.

Hence, the stock market makes a relatively flat top, slowly goes down, and then accelerates on the downside when the dumb money can no longer ignore the deteriorating fundamentals.

Time decay starts off slow and then accelerates as the expiration date draws near.

After exploring actual retiree spending patterns, Blanchett found spending grows at a rate lower than inflation through most of retirement, then accelerates in later years because of higher health - care costs.

Awards season enters a new phase Sunday with the Golden Globes, then accelerates Jan. 16 when Oscar nominations are announced.

«Records of past climate change show that change starts slowly and then accelerates,» he said.

When surrounded by deuterium atoms (heavy hydrogen), that voltage gives the atoms an electric charge and then accelerates them into a nearby solid target containing additional deuterium.

Not only does he overshoot his box, he then accelerates away before his front right tyre is fitted and then runs over and breaks the air hose for good measure.

Our heart rate then accelerates to provide more blood to the muscles.

The growth then accelerated, financed largely by debt.

Startups are then accelerated at our facilities for six - months where the focus will be on driving growth.

Dremio empowers business users to curate precisely the data they need, from any data source, then accelerate analytical processing for BI tools, machine learning, data science, and SQL clients.

In the United States alone, just those companies in the S&P 500 have been hoarding more than $ 1.9 trillion in cash which began in response to jurisdictional tax disparities and global economic uncertainty following the Great Recession, then accelerated over the past decade as big U.S. corporations accumulated profits offshore in lieu of repatriating the funds and taking a tax hit.

A breakout above the one - month downtrend line will trigger a new bullish signal, and the LTC / USD pair could then accelerate its advance.

Okafor turned, backed into Gortat with a pair of hard dribbles, and then accelerated toward the middle of the lane.

This process was continued by John Smith and then accelerated by Tony Blair with New Labour.

Growth then accelerated, with 183 programs added in the next 5 years.

Deliveries will trickle out slowly, he said, then accelerate next year when the company begins shipping orders out from its so - called Gigafactory in Nevada.

The mandibles then accelerate together at a terrific rate, like the sudden movement of a person's finger during a snap.

When asked to reflect on their lives, the participants older than 40 felt that time elapsed slowly in their childhood but then accelerated steadily through their teenage years into early adulthood.

«The warming effect could be through the direct heating to the air, snow and sea ice by absorbing sunlight, and then accelerating the melting of snow and sea ice,» Wang said.

Ancient Type - Ia supernovae like SN 1997ff suggest that the universe once expanded at a slower rate then accelerated about 7.5 billion years ago (more).

Decelerate into that position (Finish Position) and then accelerate quickly to the «start position.»

You'll learn how to tailor your healing program to you, and then accelerate your healing with the use of various holistic modalities that are most effective for your condition.

And then you accelerate onto the first open stretch of dual - carriageway, feel the power kick in at around 4000rpm and hold it all the way to 7500rpm, surprising Mondeos and A4s with the Rallye's turn of speed.

The adaptive cruise control, which operates all the way to a stop and can then accelerate again, can be turned off, leaving conventional cruise control.

gear, stopping then accelerating then stopping and accelerating and so on.

In theory, it's all straightforward and similar to Riches in that you aim a little further round the corner than you can see at first, then accelerate smoothly.

Also, I don't have any large hills I'm braking down, this is almost exclusively before / at a stoplight (so that I barely brake, just slow crawl, then accelerate when it changes).

I have been having a similar problem especially when decelerating to islands and then accelerating away, the gear box has hesitated and not changed down before accelerating.

Active cruise control uses radar to maintain a pre-selected distance from the vehicle ahead (at speeds up to 130 mph) and, in stop and go traffic, can automatically brake the car to a standstill and then accelerate again when the front vehicle starts moving again.

While the other car had to brake, stop at a simulated red light, and then accelerate again, we breezed through the fake intersection about five seconds after the light turned green.

The exhaust of the MINI John Cooper Works I'm driving reacts enthusiastically as I let off the gas and carefully point the car to the apex of the turn, then accelerate the little car towards the short straight between turns five and six on the Indianapolis Motor Speedway's road course.

Random guys on motorbikes and other sporty vehicles have shadowed me lately and some drove alongside the Mustang to check it out, to then accelerate and pass with a thumbs - up.

Designed to work at speeds above 32 mph, this system helps you maintain a preset following distance, slowing when the preset distance shortens, then accelerating back to your original cruising speed when the road clears.

However, I also found that when I hit the break from 40 rpm to 10 rpm, and then accelerate from 10 to 20, 25 rpm, the car (engine) almost stop and you can feel that the something switch between 10 to 20 rpm.

With standard cruise control, you need to select cruise mode via a switch, then accelerate to your desired speed, and press a button — either on the steering wheel or on a lever on the steering column - to set that speed.

It's another component of that balance issue - when you can throw a car into a tight corner and precisely find the right line, downshift smoothly, and then accelerate out with no turbo lag, it feels as good as any exotic with two or three times the horsepower.

I'm talking about doing such things as manually shifting the automatic transmission while the engine revved close to the limit, shifting into reverse before the car came to a complete stop, manually downshifting, and braking, turning and then accelerating suddenly.

Good job, level two: Swerve right to miss a tourist who suddenly leaps into the street, following Maps to the nearest tapas joint or an elusive Charizard, and then accelerate to make the next light.

Once the valet was inside, he stopped and then accelerated up to 50 mph inside the structure.

The four - speed automatic in our test car shifted roughly at times, such as when I slowed from 30 mph to 15 mph and then accelerated again.

They started slowly, then accelerated as I got into a rhythm and as memories begot other memories.

Volatility moved slightly higher to start the week but then accelerated later.

If inflation then accelerated to 5 %, your mortgage payments would stay the same, but your salary would likely increase with the inflation rate.

During the course of this 60 minute scenic flight you will take in views of Shute Harbour, the Molle Group of Islands, Daydream Island, Whitsunday Passage, Hayman Island, Hook Island, Whitsunday Island (the largest national park island in the group), Whitehaven Beach, the amazing swirling sands of Hill Inlet and then accelerate across the Coral Sea to the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park to take in the sights of Bait Reef, home of the amazing stepping stones, Hook Reef and Hardy Lagoon (the most photographed location of the entire Great Barrier Reef Marine Park!).

It started with breaching the system's internals in order to get into its core, which then accelerated into homebrew and emulators.

«You slow the boat, eventually stop the boat, you change the direction of the boat, and then you accelerate in the other direction,» he said.