| Another example of the accelerative impact of instant messaging, although I wonder about the technology being used. |
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| But you do not have to indulge the Jag's tremendous accelerative thrills all the time. |
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| The development and implementation of instructional practices capable of producing these accelerative effects needs to be studied. |
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| There remains some accelerative ability, though, and cruising is quiet when our laughable legal motorway limit represents under 2, 000rpm. |
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| Certainly, the difference between his real-life accelerative Liverpudlian bark and his on-screen Glasgow burr is a startling one. |
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| The inertial resistance is equal to the accelerative force applied to the object from the opposite direction. |
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| These cost increases have been caused by instructions from your project manager, variations, scope swaps, continuing design changes and further accelerative measures. |
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| The pullaway factor provided by the significant torque from the motor makes some accelerative exhilaration possible even in these speed-straitened times we drive in. |
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| The result is a diesel Primera that's now as accelerative to 62 mph as its 2.0-litre petrol alternative, but is still just as fuel and tax efficient. |
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| The navigational algorithm is accelerative, which means the longer the user depresses the forward button, the faster the user moves through the environment. |
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| Its 200bhp engine is a slightly detuned version of a Golf GTI's, with plentiful accelerative punch and a racy note. |
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| At the same time, the average maximum speed and accelerative performance of passenger cars have greatly increased. |
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| The interaction between technology and capitalism strengthened the accelerative aspect. |
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| Specific ideas are cited for what teachers and the general reader can do to help promote these accelerative practices. |
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| A comprehensive assessment of a student's readiness provides the basis for matching the student to the accelerative strategy. |
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| This could be used to enhance thrust, giving the craft greater accelerative power. |
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| The film cover, which becomes very stiff after shrinking, especially in the case of greater film-thicknesses, withstands considerable stress caused by accelerative forces. |
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| Pallet loads are often exposed to considerable accelerative forces during transport and handling and must be protected from deformation, scuffing with adjacent loads and falling from the stacked load. |
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| This does not apply to the tension on the two sides of the pulley, for some resultant force will be needed to give it the correct accelerative motion as the masses move. |
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| This first volume of the Templeton Report on acceleration trumpets an alarm to the nation's schools on the need for providing accelerative experiences for its brightest students. |
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| Students who participate in talent searches are eligible to attend special accelerative programs offered by talent search centers during summers and throughout the academic year. |
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| The issue is not the car's accelerative potency, but its refinement. |
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| A multi-phase electric motor that fits into a wheel hub and provides accelerative and regenerative power to a vehicle. |
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| This model is part of the new generation Colt range and drives in with some impressive statistics bearing in mind that it is still a fast and accelerative car. |
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