Sentence examples for catch rapid from inspiring English sources

Hill points to the Dutch Drug Information Monitoring System DIMSS) as the high water mark a network of 20 30 testing centres around the Netherlands that can catch rapid changes in the recreational drug market, and warn the public.

With dazzling imagery and a deep resonance reflecting early work in radio, Mr. Hearn caught rapid-fire action: "Magic back and forth like a windshield wiper with the dribble drive...

When that passage was read back to her, Ms. Drabble said it was "pretty accurate" as it pertained to her. "Trying to catch these rapid mutations is quite difficult," she explained, adding that "Possession" was "a brilliant novel: I thought the way she used the past and present was quite extraordinary".

These values, although possibly contaminated by geomagnetic activity of external origin, are likely to catch possible rapid internal field variations arising at one end of the interval.

Terns are also found and catch fish in rapid little plunge dives from just above the water.

The government argues that the new law is long overdue, saying Hungary's legislation needs to catch up with rapid developments in media technology and content.

Since increasing rotation rates did not prevent aggregation, the intercellular cell-cell adhesions of these ENS cells must display a rapid "catch" to initiate adhesion, with initial adhesion strength sufficiently high to resist external distractive forces in the highest shear used here.

Even if you don't catch all the rapid-fire dialogue the first time out, you're sure to enjoy the delirious physical humor and prevailing sense of anarchy.

An unmitigated delight for grown-ups, even if your children are too young to catch all the rapid-fire dialogue, they're sure to enjoy the physical humor and prevailing sense of anarchy.

Regulations and enforcement need to catch up with the rapid growth of this sector".

Duncan stressed that the garment industry was vital for Bangladesh's development, and said safety standards must catch up with its rapid growth.