Sentence examples for a fast passage from inspiring English sources

To be honest, I was not perfect, once dropping out when I momentarily lost focus in a fast passage and at one point flubbing a run.

The few times he struck a note slightly to the side of his target in a fast passage, he grimaced; it seemed far worse for him than for us.

Mr. Schuller prescribes them in his works, but he pointed out that in a fast passage of notes from top to bottom, the performer doesn't have time to change mallets midway.

Gone is the awful sudden realisation on the morning of a first performance that a fast passage desperately needs five more bars to really speak or that a slow section has two beats too many to make an impact.

Meanwhile, the United States saw the economic and military benefit of a fast passage through the Americas and drew up the Panama Canal Treaty which would enable it to take over the building of the canal.

The inner reorganization energies are low (0.35 0.45 eV) allowing a fast passage between the different conformations during the electron transfers.

Mr Bisignani this week urged a faster passage from the laboratory to the airport for freight scanners.

Mr. Jackson spoke at a briefing for reporters where Mr. Magaw was asked about a security change being sought by the airlines, the issuance of a "trusted traveler" card for their best customers, to qualify them for a faster passage through security.

Consequently, advanced maturers have an early puberty and also a faster passage through puberty.

At 20°C acclimation (in comparison to 10°C acclimation), the higher growth rate (and possibly a higher reproduction rate) of D. pulex and/or a faster passage of nutrients through the digestive tract with possibly incomplete nutrient digestion and reduced assimilation efficiency goes hand in hand with a reduced concentration of total protein and vitellogenin in the animals.

This behaviour is typically seen in invasive breast cancer, due to the presence of leaky capillaries in the tumour, which cause an increased and fast passage of contrast agent from the vascular to the interstitial compartment followed by a rapid return to the vascular compartment by passive diffusion due to the hyper-permeability of newly formed capillary vessels.