The phrase "ascent fast" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a rapid increase or rise, but it lacks proper grammatical structure and clarity.
Example: "The ascent fast was challenging for the climbers, as they struggled to keep up with the pace."
Alternatives: "rapid ascent" or "quick rise".
The hit was unexpected -- the song was more than eight minutes long -- and the band's ascent fast.
You wish it was a lovable arachnid, but instead this D.L.L. is a human with crazy-long limbs, who has the strange superpower to effortlessly skip every other step, making his ascent fast and very cool looking.
until, over your shoulder, you spot a "Daddy Long Legs". You wish it was a lovable arachnid, but instead this D.L.L. is a human with crazy-long limbs, who has the strange superpower to effortlessly skip every other step, making his ascent fast and very cool looking.
"No narcosis and very clear on the surface, so very happy!" In the following days, she made dives to ninety-two metres and to ninety-five, while trying to make her ascents faster.
"I really enjoy working with him and I'm excited that he is joining the Alphabet board". Alphabet shares have risen by more than 50% since Pichai, following a lighting fast ascent through Google's managerial ranks, became CEO of Google in August of 2015.
In nature, more forceful reactions compared to our models, e.g. faster melting, stronger volatile exsolution, and/or faster ascent may be expected for magmas with higher temperatures or lower viscosities, for xenolith lithologies with lower melting temperatures and/or for a larger density contrast between magma and vesiculated xenoliths.
DONGGUAN, China — Companies here in China's industrial heartland are toiling to reinvent their businesses, fearing that the low-cost manufacturing that helped propel the nation's economic ascent is fast becoming obsolete.
Palm Springs is a relatively flat century with just over 3,000 vertical feet of climbing, but we're going up this particular ascent very fast.
It has a workmanlike 27-speed Shimano drivetrain which has the range to deal with steep ascents and fast flats.
Mrs. Obama noted during the interview that she put her legal career on pause "as my husband's ascent got faster and higher and louder". Through it all, she said, being a mother helped her maintain a sense of self-worth.
Repetitive ascents to altitudes above 5500 m within similar short periods increase the risk of developing altitude DCS. the rate of ascent – the faster the ascent the greater the risk of developing DCS.
