But Ms. Dlugoszewski did not generally build in pace, offering instead small climaxes along the way.
It is almost like witnessing a force of nature: with its persistent bass tones and sudden climaxes, a small earthquake perhaps or a tsunami.
These smaller climaxes are interrupted at approximately nine-minute intervals by larger climaxes, called commercials.
In some environments, succession reaches a climax, producing a stable community dominated by a small number of prominent species.
In some environments, succession reaches a climax, which produces a stable community dominated by a small number of prominent species.
At the climax of the speech, Khan, a Harvard-educated lawyer, pulled a small constitution from his jacket pocket and held it above his head.
The springs gush down into a series of small baths, climaxing into a large pool where people ease aching shoulders by sitting under the torrents of water.
The group reached a climax in abundance and diversity during the Pennsylvanian, where some representatives grew into stout trees that produced a small amount of secondary xylem.
For the climax involving the rose, Nesbitt was required to be nearly naked on an open set, save for a small pouch that was not visible on screen.
But it creates a slight anti-climax in the case of The Casual Vacancy, a novel concerning a parish council election in a small West Country town.
At the climax of metamorphosis (stage 62), essentially all the cells in the epithelium are the proliferating adult progenitor/stem cells with only a small fraction of remaining larval cells that are undergoing apoptosis [ 8, 36].
