Certainly, the way Stonehenge becomes rapidly incorporated into myths of origin supports this notion.
So she quits, and he manages her and she becomes, rapidly and absurdly effortlessly, a star.
The film substrate system becomes rapidly stabilized at the end of deposition.
Any delay whatsoever puts another 10 gigatons of carbon into the atmosphere every year, and so it becomes rapidly more difficult.
Reception beyond the horizon is possible, but the signal at such distances becomes rapidly weaker as it passes to the limit of the service area.
Integrin-binding peptides increase cell adhesion to naive hydroxyapatite (HA), however, in the body, HA becomes rapidly modified by protein adsorption.
But once the Australians find a way to pile on runs (clearly not a problem inside the M25) England's pace attack becomes rapidly emasculated and their batsmen, faced by a mammoth total, are paralysed on what are relatively bland surfaces.
When one examines the original legislative rationale for Section 108(b), however, it becomes rapidly apparent that access, and not preservation, was the driving impetus for inclusion of the section in the 1976 Copyright Act.
(The persuasion involves a trip to Alaska to meet with her father, played by Aaron Neville). So she quits, and he manages her and she becomes, rapidly and absurdly effortlessly, a star.
In children it is the most common cause of acute epiglottitis, an infection in which tissue at the back of the tongue becomes rapidly swollen and obstructs the airway, creating a potentially fatal condition.
Optimal design of such a network is known to be an NP-hard problem and the solution becomes rapidly infeasible as the number of variables (i.e., nodes in the network) increases.
