Sentence examples for Quick submission from inspiring English sources

British officials had assumed, Thant says, that "a swift and simple change at the top would lead to quick submission and the rapid return of normal government".

A few studies have shown that rats that fight back or oppose the resident during the social conflict seem less affected by the defeat than those that show quick submission and passivity.

Shortly after Palestine's quick submission to the Ottomans, it was divided into six districts, including the Sanjak of Gaza (District of Gaza) which stretched from Jaffa in the north to Bayt Jibrin in the east and Rafah in the south.

The country's quick submission is said to be the consequence of a poor cooperation between Stephen Tomašević and his noblemen, but it is perhaps most accurate to attribute it to the people's low morale and general belief that the conquest was inevitable.

"We think there are other mechanisms that can decide those things," he continued, adding that in addition to a much quicker submission and peer review process, PLoS One also offered researchers a chance to see how their findings were used after publication by building in tools to measure downloads, citations and even recommendations on social networks.

The show's number one pick was Marc Stevens, who would go on to lose in one of the quickest submissions (via guillotine choke) in the show's history.

+ A quick turnaround between submission and publication; this delay is much shorter than for classical journals.

While Alvarez took home the 155-strap on the strength of his crisp boxing, quick footwork, and timely submission attempts, he was unable to escape unscathed, as former champ Chandler did his share of damage, drawing blood, and repeatedly landing takedowns.

What's the quickest turnaround, from initial submission by an artist to publication of a cartoon?

Twenty years or so ago this process was managed mostly on paper, but over time it went electronic and thanks largely to email and online manuscript submission systems became quicker and more interactive.

The hashtag prompts thousands of posts every week, but a quick scan of recent submissions will throw up an old Serbian/Bosnian wives' tale about a dead man's eyeball, a link to a piece about Japanese Bathroom Ghosts and a warning that you should never interfere with rocks without first consulting the "hidden folk".