Accelerator in a sentence as a noun

You could spend 5000 on an "accelerator card" however, its 5k and prone to breaking.

You should not be spending that much effort on your application to YC -- or any accelerator.

You see, our boss found out about our trip to the accelerator since it was broadcast over social media.

Came here hoping for a particle accelerator horror story.

Not everyone wants to build their startup through venture capital, or an accelerator.

After a year of living on my wife's student loans, I got "acquihired" by a startup that was run by one of the accelerator's mentors.

Giving up 50% to an accelerator will destory your company.

It took over two minutes - while instantaneous with a WAN accelerator.

The damage "accelerator" in Keys charges adds 4 points to that level, bringing him to level 10, which is a 6-12 month sentence where conditional probation is allowed.

Why are you imposing your steel box on people living in cities, many of which do not own cars and want walkable streets?I mean, this is the news website for a startup accelerator.

This doesn't seem to be about an accelerator as much as about a person with a behavior disorder that sounds very much like narcissistic personality disorder.

I've also caught myself crossing boundaries I would have never previously considered -- until I thought about how it would push me over the accelerator and significantly increase my commission.

Most importantly, it has been known since the planning stages of the accelerator that a Higgs with such a low mass is more difficult to find, in the sense that it requires running the experiment for longer, collecting more statistics, before we can decide whether or not it exists.

Accelerator definitions

noun

a pedal that controls the throttle valve; "he stepped on the gas"

See also: throttle

noun

a valve that regulates the supply of fuel to the engine

See also: throttle

noun

(chemistry) a substance that initiates or accelerates a chemical reaction without itself being affected

See also: catalyst

noun

a scientific instrument that increases the kinetic energy of charged particles