The phrase "as many fast" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without additional context, it is unclear how it could be used.
Example: "I can run as many fast laps as needed to win the race."
Alternatives: "as many quickly" or "as many swiftly".
Poor neighborhoods, Dr. Lee found, had nearly twice as many fast food restaurants and convenience stores as wealthier ones, and they had more than three times as many corner stores per square mile.
Davis made it his mission to draft or trade for as many fast wide receivers as possible, including Cliff Branch; Raghib Ismail, who was known as Rocket; Willie Gault Darriuss Heyward-Bey and Jacoby Fordd. Heyward-Bey and Jacoby Ford
By 1942, it was apparent to the US Navy high command that they needed as many fast battleships as possible, and hull numbers BB-65 and BB-66 were allocated to planned fast battleships and.
Pickens County, South Carolina, where the family I visited lives, is a food desert, not just because there are almost 10 times as many fast food and convenience stores as supermarkets, but their kitchen is a food desert, with barely a morsel of real food.
It has been shown that ACh (1 mM) evokes slow (seconds) inward currents from IPN neurons that are reversibly abolished by nAChR blockers (Ren et al., 2011), and that optogenetic tetanic stimulation generates slow cholinergic inward currents as well as many fast glutamatergic inward currents at high-frequency, indicating that eEPSCs are mainly cholinergic but have a fast glutamatergic component.
They found there were twice as many fast-food outlets within 500 metres of homes in non-white and socially deprived neighbourhoods.
Everyone agrees that Britain needs as many fast-growing innovative companies as it can get.
They run up and down the floor helter-skelter, creating as many fast-break opportunities as possible.
"We don't get as many fast-break points, but we do keep the tempo high," said Amar'e Stoudemire, an All-Star power forward who is averaging 19.8 points.
Indiana outscored them 35-18 in the second quarter, notching twice as many fast-break points as the Lakers.
"We have to pressure the ball, we have to rotate and try and get as many fast-break layups as possible.
