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The phrase "a faster to a" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete or improperly structured phrase that lacks clarity and context.
Example: "I need a faster way to a solution."
Alternatives: "a quicker method to" or "a speedier approach to".
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We observed a biphasic regime with a transition from a faster to a slower exponential growth at 9, 5, 4, and 4 repeats for mono-, di-, tri-, and tetranucleotide TRs, respectively.
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Because the method can be time inaccurate for fast transient problems, particularly with larger time steps, an appropriate solution strategy for a problem that evolves from a fast to a slow transient would be to integrate the fast transient with an explicit or semi-implicit technique and then switch to this point implicit method as soon as the time variation slows sufficiently.
The common factor in these three conditions is a switch from a fast to a slower growth rate.
Here, particles had a probability to switch from a fast to a slow diffusion coefficient and vice versa.
Normally, ATP-consuming muscle contraction induces the switch from a fast- to a slow-twitch fiber activation.
If l = 0, then it can be said that { a n } converges faster to a than { b n } to b.
Try to pop on double time, moving your hips faster to a song with a faster beat.
If a pattern mimicking the native activity of a fibre type is used, more or less normal properties are maintained, while a mismatching pattern induces changes: a fast pattern leads to a slow-to-fast transformation in slow muscles; a slow pattern induces a fast-to-slow transformation in fast muscles.
Soon I was fast to a demon of an albacore.
The nation needs to find a faster way to command an overhaul of facilities.
On May 1, protesters plan another rally in Moroccan cities to demand a faster transition to a constitutional monarchy, the third such protest since Feb. 20.
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