Sentence examples for as much fast from inspiring English sources
I spent months gorging on as much fast food as I could burgers, pizzas, and pastries.
Losing weight wasn't in my head at all when I started pot, so I didn't notice this unintended side effect at first, but I began feeling less compelled to drink as much soda and eat as much fast food.
That leads to sub-10 minute wait times, as well as much faster commutes than its passengers are used to.
The tr-ARPES work on the epitaxially grown MoS _2) on Au(111) [125] and on graphene [126] report a renormalized band gap size depending on the interaction of electrons with the substrate as well as much faster electron dynamics compared to that in bulk.
Resistive random access memories (RRAMs) have many advantages over other technologies of data storage, such as much faster reading and writing rate, smaller bit cell size and lower operating voltages and very high retention time up to 10 years [2, 6 8].
They categorize this growth as "much faster" than the average rate among other professions.
The US Department of Education reports that the number of STEM/STEAM jobs in the United States will grow by 14% from 2010 to 2020, growth that the BLS terns as "much faster " than the national average of 5-85-8%cross all job sectors.
The US Department of education reports that the number of STEM jobs in the United States will grow by 14% from 2010 to 2020, growth that the Bureau of Labor Statistics terms as "much faster" than the national average of 5-85-8%ross all job sectors.
showed similar BA degradation profile, which as much faster than that of P. putida alone.
This rule permits us to treat protein-protein/galactose interactions as much faster reactions than protein synthesis/degradation (approximately instantaneous), while still allowing stochastic fluctuations to influence the deterministic solution trajectory in this multi-stable system (data not shown).
The recent decline in the jobless rate has been misleading, the result of a surprisingly small growth in the workforce (as discouraged workers drop out) as much as fast job creation.
