Sentence examples for combined rapid from inspiring English sources
Combined rapid mixing and relaxation techniques have been used successfully in a study of catalysis by the enzyme ribonuclease.
But it seems fairer to take a full ten years.But has not America combined rapid productivity growth with strong jobs growth, whereas continental Europe's productivity growth has been at the expense of jobs?
Then the service reliability is optimized to minimize the combined rapid transit network cost obtained in phase 1, and the flexible services cost and passenger cost obtained in phase 2. The transit line alignments and passenger flows are studied under the principles of system optimal (SO) and user equilibrium (UE).
The experiment was a combined rapid event-related fMRI and reaction time (RT) study.
Countries such as Bangladesh, Burkina Faso, Mozambique, Nepal, Tanzania and Yemen have combined rapid increases in enrolment with improved gender equality.
Also, community-based and/or outreach, combined, rapid screening test services should not be limited in France to MSM communities but rather extended to other communities, in particular, immigrant communities other than just that from sub-Saharan Africa.
And that, rather than any diktat or international agreement, will be what enables China, eventually, to combine rapid economic development with lower carbon emissions.
To my mind, Willman and Galea are the real showmen, combining rapid patter with spitfire-quick magic routines, while Flom and Staniforth pepper their slower set-ups with the "check this out" and "look at this, so gross" MTV generation naffery.
By combining rapid snapshots of the insect's body, the researchers produced a 3D reconstruction of a blowfly in flight.
In this work, we applied a simple and effective means (SHS Combining Rapid Cooling Technique) to prepare the bulk nanostructured hypoeutectic Fe94.3B5.7alloy.
Agglomerating model of fine particles during the spray process was developed by combining rapid coagulation theory and analysis of the interaction between droplets and particulates.
