Sentence examples for a rapid passage from inspiring English sources

The prospects for a rapid passage through parliament will depend on the detail in the measures.

The plot is the stuff of everyday life: financial worries, relatives' visits, a timid suitor, a rapid passage of time.

For these thermogelling systems, micro-calorimetric assays conducted by a Micro-DSC III confirmed that the hydrogel-containing CTZ-NLC was able to change its structure with a rapid passage from non-crystalline (liquid) to crystalline (semi-solid) form.

From this point, according to his own account, Morrell decided to take advantage of strong easterly winds, and made a rapid passage westward back to the Greenwich meridian, 0°.

These authors suggested that digestion of the WB in the hindgut is affected by the time that the digesta is exposed to fermentation, and a rapid passage of digesta may reduce the efficacy of the digestion process.

Many of his claims the first landing on Bouvet Island, a Weddell Sea penetration to 70°S, an extremely rapid passage of 3500 nautical miles at improbably high latitudes, and the discovery of a coastline he called New South Greenland have been doubted or proved false.

It will then begin preparing in earnest for a general election, which after having been called for March 11th last week now appears likely to take place on February 25th, following pressure on the government from the opposition parties to agree to a timetable for the rapid passage of legislation to implement the austerity measures outlined in last December's budget.

One possible pathway of such a mechanism is the rapid passage of inhaled particles with diameters < 100 nm into the blood circulation (Nemmar et al. 2001 , 2002.

One possible pathway of such a mechanism is the rapid passage of inhaled particles with diameters < 100 nm into the blood circulation reported in one recent study (Nemmar et al. 2002).

It's always a poignant experience to go to the festival, because we know these stars are aging and seeing them is a reminder of the too rapid passage of time - but it's still an experience not to be missed.

The rapid passage of a mid-latitude cold front, for example, can drop temperatures by 10 °C (18 °F) in a few minutes and, if followed by the sustained movement of a cold air mass, by as much as 50 °C in 24 hours, with life-threatening implications for the unwary.